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No one is injured in a crash, but the apparent total damage to all property is exactly $1,000. Does Michigan’s immediate police-reporting threshold apply?
Correct answer: Yes; the threshold is total damage of $1,000 or more.
Why
MCL 257.622 requires immediate notice to the specified nearest police agency for injury, death or apparent aggregate property damage of $1,000 or more. Exactly $1,000 meets the boundary. Aggregate means the combined apparent property damage, rather than damage to only one vehicle.
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