Distracted driving

Do this in a Michigan drive-thru and you could get fined.

Caught on camera—two Detroit motorists pulling off a wild stunt with alcohol on I-94. It raises some serious questions about safety on the road.

The Kent County Sheriff's Office (KCSO), along with other police departments across Michigan, is increasing efforts to identify distracted drivers. If caught, violators could face substantial fines, community service requirements, and points added to their driver's license.

There are nearly 8 million drivers on the road in Michigan. Almost 1,000 of those drivers and their passengers lost their lives in traffic fatalities.

Discover the top 11 driving habits Michiganders can't stand on the road according to a recent survey by Lending Tree. Find out if your driving habits match up!

Learn about Michigan Auto Law's partnership with The Kiefer Foundation to offer a $10,000 scholarship for high school juniors and seniors promoting road safety.

Michigan police are warning drivers that they plan to step up their enforcement of a recent law to keep people safe on the roads immediately.

Law enforcement agencies in Michigan team up with the Office of Highway Safety Planning to crack down on distracted driving for Distracted Driving Awareness Month.

High School Juniors and Seniors in Michigan have a unique opportunity to save lives and walk away with a $2,000 scholarship

Michigan drivers can expect more Michigan police to enforce a law that went into effect recently.

Driving while texting or distracted could cost you up to $250 in Michigan, find out when the new law goes into effect.

We have all done it -- stopped by a drive thru and then ate our food while driving -- but is it legal in Michigan?