Families, college students and people across the country, including Michigan, like to take road trips to warmer areas or spend time with family or friends during the annual spring break in Michigan.

Sharing Michigan roadways with negligent drivers is a risk that could have devastating consequences. A tragic vehicle accident near Davison

Compared to motorists, bikers are more likely to suffer catastrophic or fatal injuries in collisions with cars. Motorcyclists have no cab, seatbelts or airbags to protect them.

Michigan big-rig drivers who haul cargo across state lines have to find ways to combat dozy driving and fatigue.

Following an in-depth study of vehicle accident fatalities, concern exists for the high number of teenage drivers and passengers who lost their lives in auto accidents caused by speeding.

The sheer size difference between big rigs and passenger vehicles typically leaves car occupants with life-changing injuries in car vs. truck accidents.

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.