Big rig drivers often encounter varied weather conditions as they travel across the country. One thing is sure — commercial vehicle drivers need specific skill sets on snow-covered or icy roads in Michigan.

I’ve been in your shoes. I’ve survived near-critical injuries in cars and motorcycles. I’ve experienced severe injury – the confusion of insurance coverages, finding doctors to treat my injuries, delays in payments by insurance carriers

Michigan is one of the most dangerous states in which to drive in harsh weather conditions. Severe weather like rain, ice and snow requires drivers to be alert at all times.

Motorists in Michigan will likely know that the risks of being the victim of a drunk driver’s negligence increase in the time leading up to the holidays.

Heading into the holiday season, Michigan drivers and their passengers will be at an increased risk of being involved in an accident.

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Being involved in a collision with a commercial vehicle could have tragic consequences for passenger vehicle occupants.

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.