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Trucking companies in Michigan and around the country must obtain operating authority from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration before they can engage in interstate commerce. In 2019, the FMCSA processed about 8,500 applications for it each month. In 2021,...
It is common for car accidents to lead to shoulder injuries in Michigan. Shoulder injuries can affect the shoulder and other parts of the body near the shoulder. Understanding how car accidents can cause shoulder injuries is key in helping people understand the care...
Michigan motorists surely know that bad weather conditions make driving more hazardous. Slippery roads or poor visibility often triggers many types of motor vehicles accidents. On top of this, distracted, drowsy or impaired drivers add to traffic dangers. Although all...
Fall in Michigan is a beautiful time of year, and when thinking of hazardous driving, it's more likely that your first thought will be about winter. But fall brings its own set of hazards on the road. Several unique factors during fall can contribute to motor vehicle...
Teens are always excited when they finally get their driver’s licenses. It allows them to go driving on their own, giving them a sense of independence and freedom. However, teens have a higher rate of accidents than older drivers. These are some tips for younger...
It's easy to assume that the smaller vehicle suffers the most damage when a truck and a car collide in Michigan. Trucks are bigger, more powerful and harder to control in an emergency. That doesn't mean that they are always at fault, but if they are, industry-related...
Truck accidents are often more devastating than passenger car crashes due to the sheer size and weight that characterizes trucks. Michigan motorists should know the most common truck accident injuries and take all necessary measures to promote safety on the road....
When people think of injuries developing from car accidents in Michigan, broken bones, cuts and contusions often come to mind. However, internal injuries are common, too. In rare instances, victims can suffer bladder issues resulting from a crash. Bladder injuries are...
Motor vehicle accidents are the leading cause of death for teens in Michigan, and all of the United States, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Teen immaturity, lack of experience and skills often play a role in these accidents. The...
Car crashes often lead to severe injuries and fatalities on Michigan roads. The impact these accidents can have can be devastating, resulting in various fractures and life-threatening injuries. Among the most critical and potentially life-altering injuries are femur...
