People read Mile Grid in the days after a crash, often while hurt. So we keep sentences short, cite the statute next to the rule, and leave out anything we could not check.
Sources we use
- Time limits, fault, reporting duties, insurance minimums and court limits: the Arizona Revised Statutes on azleg.gov.
- Freeway crash reports: the Arizona Department of Public Safety records pages.
- City street crash reports: the Phoenix Police Department Public Records and Services Bureau.
- Trauma center levels: the Arizona Department of Health Services list of state-designated trauma centers.
- Court buildings, civil limits and arbitration: the Maricopa County Superior Court.
- Streets, freeways and canals on the map: OpenStreetMap contributors.
What we do not publish
No crash counts without a primary source, no case results, no settlement figures, no rankings and no predictions about a claim. Any example with numbers is labelled as an example. No lawyer reviews these pages, and we do not claim otherwise.
Keeping pages current
Fees, offices and rules change. When one does, we correct the page and change its date. If a correction changes what a reader should do, we say so on the page. Report a problem on the corrections page.