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 Hands Free Law bans holding your phone while driving and the fines add up fast for repeat offenders.

Michigan is reviving its iconic red white and blue license plate for America’s 250th birthday starting January 2 2026.

In Ann Arbor, turning right on red isn’t always allowed. The city banned it at dozens of lights to curb pedestrian crashes — but some wonder if it’s really making things safer.

Once a fixture for drivers at the Wildwood/N. West intersection, Jackson’s Vacuum Cleaner Hospital building is gone. Officially torn down in 2025, the spot now lacks vacuums, mannequins — and city character.

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.

Tired of left lane squatters? Michigan law says keep right unless passing. Break the rule, and it’s a civil infraction.

Jackson, Michigan, has been named the best city for work commutes in the U.S., thanks to quick drive times, low crash rates, and minimal congestion.

From Tesla snobs to left-lane loafers, Michigan drivers have had enough. Here are the top 5 things triggering road rage in the Mitten.