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Report: Michigan Roads are Deadly

November 21, 2006 00:00
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Michigan is averaging more than 408,000 motor vehicle accidents annually, resulting in nearly 1,300 fatalities, according to a new report released today.

“Crash Courses: An Analysis of Traffic Accidents in Michigan,” examines Michigan accident records and trends from the past several years. It also notes that a shrinking pool of transportation dollars will continue to affect these numbers. The report was released today by the Michigan Transportation Team (MTT), a partnership of businesses, associations and citizens linked with the common goal of improving Michigan’s transportation infrastructure.

To read the report, click the link below.
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