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The American Automobile Association says fatal crashes involving teen drivers are the leading cause of death for teens ages 16 and up.
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A study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety found a reduction in rear-end crashes in two states that adopted broader laws restricting cell phone use by drivers, with fewer loopholes.
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A safety group says drivers began speeding more in the first three months of the pandemic — and that increase has held steady since then. The group is calling for more enforcement and reduced highway speed limits.
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On today's show, we broke down Congressman Peter Meijer's chances at reelection, and a special IPR feature discussed questions raised about Gaylord's emergency alert system. Then, a look into recent spikes in freeway shootings, and a conversation with Ann Arbor chalk artist David Zinn.
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In the past decade, fatal car crashes for teen drivers ages 18 to 20 haven't declined as much as those for younger teens, ages 15 to 17.That's according…
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This week, a Senate legislative committee will consider bills that supporters say will make Michigan roads safer for bicyclists.The package would require…
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Michigan is edging closer to clearing the road for driverless cars.A state Senate committee approved a package of four bills that loosen existing rules…
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Hundreds of cyclists are expected to silently ride to the state Capitol in Lansing Sunday afternoon.The event is part memorial for a woman cyclist struck…