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Car Accident in Miami Beach? Here Is What to Do

If you were hurt in a crash in Miami Beach, here is local information to help you take the next step. CarAccidentsMiami.com can connect you with an independent licensed Florida attorney for a free consultation.

Where crashes happen in Miami Beach

Busy roads in the area include Collins Avenue, Alton Road, Washington Avenue, Ocean Drive, and the MacArthur, Venetian and Julia Tuttle Causeways.

Busy roads in the area include Collins Avenue, Alton Road, Washington Avenue, Ocean Drive, and the MacArthur, Venetian and Julia Tuttle Causeways.

Miami Beach traffic includes residents, tourists in rental cars, rideshare vehicles, scooters, cyclists and very heavy foot traffic. Visitors may be unfamiliar with local roads and Florida insurance rules. The causeways connecting the Beach to the mainland see high-speed crashes, and weekend and event crowds increase the risk of impaired driving.

Nearby emergency care

Mount Sinai Medical Center on the Beach operates an emergency department, and Jackson Memorial's Ryder Trauma Center across Biscayne Bay handles major trauma. In an emergency, always call 911.

What makes Miami Beach claims different

If you are visiting from out of state or another country, your claim can be more complicated. Florida PIP rules depend on residency and vehicle ownership, and rental car coverage has its own terms. Tell the attorney where you live and what insurance you have.

Helpful guides: How to Get a Miami Crash Report · Florida PIP Guide · Car accidents

After a crash in Miami

  • Call 911 and stay at the scene
  • Photograph cars, plates and the street
  • Get witness names and numbers
  • See a doctor within 14 days (PIP)
  • Keep the crash report number
  • Call 786-786-0777 for a free consultation

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What should I do after a crash in Miami Beach?

Call 911, get medical care within 14 days to protect your PIP benefits, photograph the scene, collect witness information and request the crash report.

Which police agency handles crashes in Miami Beach?

It depends on the exact location. City police, the Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office or the Florida Highway Patrol (on expressways) may respond. Ask the officer for the agency and report number.

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