Warren, MI – Head-On Crash at Hayes Rd & Common Rd Leaves Injuries

Warren, MI (March 24, 2025) - Late Friday afternoon, a serious head-on collision occurred in Warren at the intersection of Hayes Road and Common Road. The crash took place around 4:30 p.m. on March 21 and was reportedly caused by a driver attempting to pass another vehicle.

According to early details from the scene, one of the drivers veered into oncoming traffic while trying to overtake a vehicle, which led to a direct impact with another car heading in the opposite direction. The force of the crash caused significant damage to both vehicles.

Emergency medical teams and local law enforcement arrived shortly after the collision. At least one person was injured and transported to a nearby hospital for further medical attention. Traffic at the intersection was slowed as crews worked to assist the victims and clear the wreckage. The Warren Police Department is actively investigating the crash.

We hope those injured in this accident recover quickly.

Car Accidents in Michigan

Each year, thousands of drivers in Michigan are involved in crashes that result in injury. The Michigan State Police reported more than 50,000 injury crashes statewide in 2022. While many accidents occur due to poor road conditions or weather, a large number stem from dangerous driving choices such as speeding or improper passing.

When head-on collisions happen, they often result in serious or life-altering injuries. Here are some common outcomes and issues victims face:

• Spinal Cord Injuries: The violent impact of a head-on crash can lead to severe back or neck injuries. These injuries often require long-term therapy and can lead to partial or full paralysis.
• Broken Bones: Arms, legs, ribs, and hips are all vulnerable during a crash. Fractures can take months to heal and may require surgery or physical rehabilitation.
• Internal Injuries: Damage to internal organs like the liver, lungs, or spleen may not be immediately visible but can be fatal if untreated. Victims may experience delayed symptoms, making medical care essential after any crash.
• Facial Trauma: Airbags and broken glass often cause facial cuts, bruises, and even fractures. Recovery may involve surgery or cosmetic repair and can have lasting emotional effects.
• Loss of Consciousness: Concussions or other head trauma from head-on collisions can result in short- or long-term brain injuries. This can interfere with memory, coordination, and overall quality of life.
• Long-Term Disability: In many cases, victims are unable to return to work or perform daily activities. The physical and emotional toll can reshape a person’s future entirely.

If you've been hurt in a collision, time is critical. Call our Warren car accident attorneys at Christopher Trainor & Associates today. We can help protect your rights, work with insurance companies, and build a case while you focus on healing. Early action can make all the difference in how much compensation you’re able to recover.

At Christopher Trainor & Associates, we bring decades of real experience to every injury case we handle. Our team has recovered more than $250 million in verdicts and settlements for Michigan residents. We approach every case with genuine care, because we know you’re going through one of the hardest moments of your life. From day one, we’re committed to being your advocate and fighting for the justice you deserve. If you’ve been in a crash, call (248) 886-8650 now to speak with our team and schedule your free consultation.

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