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Michigan Infrastructure and Transportation Association encourages safe driving in work zones through campaign

Michigan Infrastructure and Transportation Association encourages safe driving in work zones through campaign

by Fix MI State | Aug 5, 2022 | Work Zone Safety

The Michigan Infrastructure and Transportation Association, also known as MITA, wants drivers to know about a campaign they’re promoting. “The campaign is not a new campaign,” said MITA Executive Vice President Rob Coppersmith. “Its been done throughout the years, and...
Traffic Deaths Are At A 16-Year High; MITA Is Begging People To Slow Down

Traffic Deaths Are At A 16-Year High; MITA Is Begging People To Slow Down

by Fix MI State | Aug 5, 2022 | Work Zone Safety

This story was written by Elena Durnbaugh for Gongwer News Service. Read more here.  Drivers are going too fast in construction zones, and it’s killing people. The Michigan Infrastructure and Transportation Association, a trade association representing heavy...
MI transportation advocates urge safety in road construction zones

MI transportation advocates urge safety in road construction zones

by Fix MI State | Aug 3, 2022 | Work Zone Safety

A leading Michigan construction trade association is launching a new campaign urging drivers to slow down in road construction zones. The Michigan Infrastructure and Transportation Association (MITA), is placing billboards in select locations in Detroit, Flint, Grand...
Two days, two serious crashes on I-96: State Police discuss construction zone safety

Two days, two serious crashes on I-96: State Police discuss construction zone safety

by Fix MI State | Jul 28, 2022 | Work Zone Safety

KENT COUNTY, Mich. — Two days, two serious crashes in a construction zone on I-96. Now, Michigan State Police are warning drivers to keep their eyes on the road. “Not paying attention, didn’t realize that traffic was slowing down and ran into the back of a...
Berrien Co. roads worker hit, killed by suspected drunk driver, police say

Berrien Co. roads worker hit, killed by suspected drunk driver, police say

by Fix MI State | Jul 21, 2022 | Work Zone Safety

A road department worker in southwest Michigan died Wednesday after being struck by a suspected drunk driver, police reported. An employee of the Berrien County Road Department was cutting a tree that had fallen across Red Bud Trail near Glendora Road, north of...
Michigan Traffic Fatalities Surged 16 Percent From 2019 to 2021

Michigan Traffic Fatalities Surged 16 Percent From 2019 to 2021

by Fix MI State | Jun 29, 2022 | Press Releases & Statements, Work Zone Safety

This press release is from TRIP, a national transportation research nonprofit. Learn more about the report here.  Washington, D.C. –The number of traffic fatalities in the U.S. surged by 19 percent from 2019 to 2021. Traffic fatalities began to increase dramatically...
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