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Presque Isle, MI · Traffic & Transit

99.1 WFMK

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Michigan Drivers, Your Insurance Might Not Cover Hitting a Deer

A deer can do thousands of dollars in damage. Depending on your coverage, that bill could be yours.

Michigan · 4d

detroitchamber.com

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County Executives Call for Regional Action on Talent, Transit, and Infrastructure

Expanding the Detroit Region’s talent pipeline will require stronger alignment among employers, educational institutions, skilled trades, and transportation providers. Southeast Michigan’s manufacturing, defense, engineering, and research assets provide a foundation for growth, but regional leaders must communicate those strengths more effectively. Housing, water systems, roads, and transit remain...

Macomb County, MI · 4d

13 ON YOUR SIDE

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Construction zone crashes on the rise

Ionia County, MI · 5d

13 ON YOUR SIDE

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Construction zones make for more dangerous driving conditions

Michigan · 5d

wtvbam.com

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Statewide gas price down 28¢ in past week

DEARBORN, MI (WKZO AM/FM) – Gas prices statewide are down 28¢ in the past week. AAA Michigan says the statewide average is now at $4.55, up two-cents from last month and $1.57 more than we paid last year. A 15-gallon tank of gas statewide costs $68 on average.

Michigan · 5d

97.5 NOW FM

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Michigan Drivers, Your Insurance Might Not Cover Hitting a Deer

A deer can do thousands of dollars in damage. Depending on your coverage, that bill could be yours.

Michigan · 6d

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Statewide gas price down 28¢ in past week

Michigan · 5d

9&10 News

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Grand Traverse County Road Commission seeks $47 million to rebuild Boardman River crossings

The request covers crossings on Brown Bridge, Supply and South Airport roads, with the road commission’s director calling it a long shot and county leaders pointing to April’s flooding

Traverse City, MI · 9d

We Are Mid-Michigan

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Michigan Drivers: How to Avoid Deer Collisions

Deer are crossing Michigan roads year-round, and spring through early summer brings a spike in collisions. State police say April through June sees the most vehicle-deer crashes, with another surge come fall.

Michigan · 10d

97.9 WGRD

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MDOT Adds Dynamic Shoulder Lane To US 131 Between I-96 And Post Road Next Year

US 131 is crawling during rush hour, with traffic backed up for miles at just five miles per hour. Help's on the way though.

Michigan · 7d

1360 The Ticket

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Michigan Drivers, Your Insurance Might Not Cover Hitting a Deer

A deer can do thousands of dollars in damage. Depending on your coverage, that bill could be yours.

Michigan · 8d

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As clocks fall back, Michigan drivers face more wildlife on roads

Daylight savings time is ending this Sunday, giving Michiganders an extra hour of sleep. However, vehicle collisions with wildlife increase by 16% after our clocks fall back, according to a 2022 University of Washington study. While the external clocks for people shift, the internal clocks for wildlife do not. As...

Michigan · 8d

UpNorthLive.com

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Bagley Township roundabout project on track to finish in November

OTSEGO COUNTY, Mich., (WPBN/WGTU) -- A roundabout project in Otsego County is set to wrap up next month. The Otsego County Road Commission announced the roundabout in Bagley Township is on schedule. A project leader with Prein&Newhof said the roundabout replaced a streetlight to improve safety and traffic flow. Detours...

Otsego County, MI · 10d

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Lawsuit claims MC Tank Transport leak impact reached up to 15 miles

Attorney for Michigan woman says odor and emissions went beyond the 3-mile shelter-in-place zone.

Michigan · 8d

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Sidewalk Closures Raise Access, Mobility Questions

Several thousand attendees are expected in downtown Traverse City Saturday for the annual Halloween Walk, where they’ll find smiling merchants handing out candy and creative costumes galore. They’ll also likely run into areas where city sidewalks are closed due to construction, which reroutes pedestrians abruptly – and for those with mobility and visual impairment issues, sometimes dangerously – away from clear pathways. The Ticker looks at how those sidewalk closures happen, how long they’ll last, and how enforcement could soon increase to better protect pedestrians.

Traverse City, MI · 10d

My UP Now

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Drivers urged to stay alert as clocks fall back

MICHIGAN (WBUP/WJMN) — As Michiganders set their clocks back an hour this weekend, state officials are reminding drivers to use extra caution on the roads as darker evenings increase the risk for pedestrians and bicyclists. The Michigan Department of Transportation, Michigan State Police and Office of Highway Safety Planning are urging motorists to stay alert when daylight saving time ends on Nov. 1, bringing earlier sunsets and reduced visibility during peak travel hours. Transportation officials say the first hour after darkness falls is especially dangerous for people walking, biking, or using other personal mobility devices. Drivers are being encouraged to slow down, eliminate distractions, and watch carefully for pedestrians and cyclists. Michigan law also requires motorists to leave at least three feet of space when passing a bicyclist. “Road users need to be alert and eliminate distractions, slow down and fully focus on getting to their destination safely,” said State Transportation Director Bradley Wieferich. Officials are also reminding drivers that Michigan’s hands-free driving law prohibits manually using or holding a cellphone or other electronic device while operating a vehicle. The warning comes as research from the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute shows pedestrians face a higher risk of serious

Michigan · 8d