Michigan's no-fault car insurance laws have undergone some dramatic changes, and as a result, all Michigan motorists must make important selections as to how best to protect themselves and their families. Under state law, automobile accident victims are no longer guaranteed lifetime coverage for medical and rehabilitation expenses unless they specifically purchase that coverage....
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Rollover accidents are one of the most dangerous types of motor vehicle accidents. As your car rolls, you’ll be tossed around in the car and make contact with all sorts of objects before coming to a rest. During a rollover accident, you go wherever the car goes. With head-on collisions, rollover accidents are some...
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In 2023 (the most recent data available), there were nearly 16,000 snow-related crashes in Michigan, and experts say that most winter driving crashes aren’t caused by the weather itself—but by drivers’ failure to adjust to road conditions. Motorists frequently drive too fast for the road conditions; they can lose control, which leads to accidents...
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Did you know that school buses are the safest way to get kids to and from school? It’s safer than walking, riding a bike, or being driven to school by parents. School buses are the most heavily-regulated vehicles on the road and are designed to be safer than passenger vehicles in preventing crashes and...
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With Michigan’s unpredictable winter weather and short hours of daylight this time of year, motorists have a greater chance of needing to hit the roads after dark. Even with modern vehicles with advanced lighting, a lot of drivers still prefer to travel during the day. And there are a few good reasons for that....
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