Michigan drivers should be careful this new trend

Did you notice this trend on your daily commuting?

After Michigan State Police Almost 290,000 car accidents occur annually in the state.

While the data showed that fatal traffic accidents in Michigan had dropped from 2024 in the first nine months, they actually increased in December compared to the previous year. Cited under the upper causes of accidents :: Speed ​​crossing, impairment of driving and distracted driving.

But what about just a red light?

Perhaps it was the slight increase in the temperature that we recently experienced here in Michigan and which are in a hurry today, but this is a dangerous new trend that I noticed among Michigan's drivers.

I am used to see all in my neck of the forest, Kalamazoo, Michigan, Press yellow lights and the downright Middle LaneBut do we now only completely ignore traffic signals?

Only this week I saw from zero “Red light runner” In my commuting through the city, which you now meet every time I am on the streets. Although I can't say with certainty that this problem is plagued by other communities in all of Michigan, I just start It is.

What is the rush?

I can't say whether my passengers simply fall into the distracted driving category or whether they are just Obviously ignore the rules. The optimist in me would like to assume that my Mitmann has a good intention, but nowadays I start to lose hope. Maybe all drivers in Michigan are simply rude.

Unfortunately, I feel less safe on the streets and are afraid of the security and the well -being of my loved ones and friends, who also share the streets with these speed demons! I try not to lead this fear of my life, but it definitely makes me Think twice before you leave the house And deal with people.

Tips for a safer commuter

Experts recommend staying calm and followed by traffic laws to ensure safer commuting. The following defensive driving tips can help to make your drive less stressful:

• Expect the conditions for your route such as traffic, detours and road conditions
• Follow at a safe distance. The stop time is recommended at least 3 to 4 seconds
• Wait 2-3 seconds after a light has become green to avoid red light runners
• Always go early. Run on your travels just late