Detroit, MI (September 23, 2025) – Emergency personnel responded to the intersection of Michigan Ave and Livernois Tuesday evening following reports of a serious traffic accident that left at least one person trapped inside a vehicle.
Detroit Fire units, including Engine 34 and Truck 7, were dispatched to the scene just before 6:00 PM after reports indicated a civilian was unable to exit a vehicle due to sustained damage from the crash. The exact number of vehicles involved has not been released, nor has the condition of the trapped individual.
Firefighters conducted a rescue operation to extricate the trapped civilian while medics prepared for on-scene treatment and potential transport. The cause of the collision is under investigation, and officials have not commented on whether impairment or excessive speed may have played a role.
Traffic was disrupted in the area as crews managed the emergency response and ensured the safety of those involved.
Our thoughts go out to the individual who was trapped and all others impacted by this crash.
Traffic Risks at Michigan Ave and Livernois
The junction of Michigan Ave and Livernois is a major thoroughfare in southwest Detroit, where heavy traffic and complex turns frequently increase the likelihood of collisions. Accidents involving trapped individuals often require specialized response and can lead to extended delays.
Local agencies continue to emphasize the need for careful driving in high-traffic corridors and intersections. Interventions like improved lighting and signage may help prevent further accidents in this area.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a Detroit traffic accident, contact Local Accident Reports for assistance navigating your recovery and getting access to essential support services.
