Michigan Drivers

Michigan drivers loathe roundabouts and new data shows which 10 have the most crashes, though modern designs reduce serious injuries. Follow navigation rules to stay safe.

After years of delays, Michigan’s construction zone speed cameras are expected to launch during the 2026 road season.

Michigan’s Move Over Law requires drivers to change lanes or slow down at least 10 mph below limit when approaching stationary flashing-light vehicles. Fines up to $400, or felony charges for injury or death.

Wondering where Michigan's worst intersection is? Chances are it's one the state's 11 worst for crashes. See the complete top list and how many crashes at each.

You might be surprised to learn that Michigan's deadliest stretch of road isn't on I-94. Don't get it wrong, I-94 makes the list, but there's another road that is more deadly. Find out where it is.

In Michigan, things are complicated when we begin to talk about digital licenses. You are LEGALLY allowed to have a digital license PLATE, but a couple of caveats come with that

Michigan drivers who have been waiting on a refund check now have a date by which to expect it.

Distracted driving takes a our attention away from driving our car. It’s a serious safety hazard you can avoid by always keeping your attention on the road, other cars, pedestrians, and the controls in your own car.