DETROIT, Wayne County, Mich., Nov. 3, 2026 — Three women were hospitalized after an SUV struck a concrete barrier and rolled multiple times on southbound Interstate 75 early Sunday morning, November 1, according to Michigan State Police.
Troopers were sent around 1 a.m. to southbound I-75 near Schaefer Road after reports of a rollover crash with multiple people involved. A preliminary investigation found a Chevrolet Tahoe was heading southbound at what police suspect was a high rate of speed when the driver lost control and hit the barrier. The SUV then rolled several times.
Three women were riding in the Tahoe. The driver and one passenger were thrown from the vehicle during the crash, and a third woman was trapped inside and had to be extricated. All three were taken to area hospitals for treatment. Investigators have not released details on the severity of their injuries.
The crash remains under investigation. We wish those injured a full recovery.
Intersection Crashes in Detroit and Across Michigan
This crash happened at I-75 and Schaefer Road in Detroit, MI. Readers following crash news in Wayne County can find more about intersections across the state on our Michigan intersection crash information.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does following distance matter so much on highways?
Keeping enough space between vehicles gives drivers time to react if a car ahead brakes suddenly, loses control, or crashes, reducing the chance of a chain-reaction collision.
Do crashes usually trigger a second, separate wreck nearby?
Yes. A disabled or rolled vehicle blocking lanes can catch oncoming traffic off guard, especially at night or in poor visibility, leading to a follow-up crash before the scene is secured.
What makes a crash involving multiple vehicles or occupants harder to investigate?
Investigators have to sort out each vehicle's speed and path, where occupants were seated or ejected, and witness accounts that may conflict, which usually takes longer than a single-car crash review.
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