Drivers in Michigan might find driving in wind and rain relatively common, but risks are exacerbated during heavy rain and strong winds.

The Michigan State Police have reported a significant increase in crash-related fatalities, totaling 751 so far this year. In the same period in 2019, 687 lives were lost, 64 less than the 2020 numbers.

Whiplash trauma results from the extreme stress put on the cervical spine during the lightning-quick motions of the head and neck upon the impact of a motor vehicle crash.

Driving on the highways of Michigan will always be risky. This was underscored in the early morning hours of a recent Saturday.

Drivers who are fatigued or drowsy pose deadly threats to other road users.

For the many in Michigan who are taking medications containing valsartan or other angiotensin receptor blockers to control high blood pressure

Michigan residents who suffer from heart failure or high blood pressure may rely on angiotensin receptor blockers to keep their conditions in check.

Nothing is as inviting for motorcyclists in Michigan as the arrival of warmer weather. Although accident risks exist for all road users

Distracted driving is any activity that takes the driver’s attention away from the primary task of operating the motor vehicle.

The impact of a collision can leave vehicle occupants with long-term health problems. In Michigan and elsewhere, addressing injuries in the first 72 hours after a car accident is crucial.