Is a Motorcycle Treated as a Motor Vehicle Under Michigan No-Fault?

Generally, no. A motorcycle is not usually treated as a motor vehicle under Michigan's No-Fault Act, which is why determining available Personal Injury Protection benefits can be more complicated for riders.

When another motor vehicle is involved, an injured motorcyclist may qualify for no-fault benefits through an applicable auto insurance policy. Which insurer is responsible depends on the circumstances and Michigan's priority rules.