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15 August
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Improving Safety for Cyclists in West Michigan: The Role of Bike Traffic Lights

Posted by Adam Fisher
in Accidents, Injuries, Safety Information
Bike Traffic Lights

In recent years, West Michigan cities like Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo have been taking significant steps to enhance cyclist safety. With growing concerns over the dangers that cyclists face in busy downtown areas, these cities are introducing bike traffic lights as a crucial measure to protect riders and encourage more people to take to their bikes. Addressing Cyclist Safety in Busy Intersections According to WOOD-TV 8 News, In Grand Rapids, the intersection of Leonard Street NW and Turner Avenue NW has been identified as a high-risk area for cyclists. This intersection sees heavy traffic flow due to its proximity to the highway,...

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27 February
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UPDATE: US-127 Improvements to Impact Lansing Navigation Starting Early March

Posted by Adam Fisher
in Announcements, Community, Safety Information
Northbound US 127 Closure

Sinas Dramis Law Firm recently reported about US-127 Corridor Improvements: Enhancing Road Safety and Efficiency detailing the timeline of the major project, and some of the key things the project is aimed at accomplishing. In our effort to keep Lansing motorists and those who may visit informed, we're providing an update on the next phase of that road construction project, that will create major route changes for many motorists who travel on US-127 over the next two years. What is Happening During the Next Phase of the Project? Over the next couple of years, this project will make several changes to US-127...

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22 November
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US-127 Corridor Improvements: Enhancing Road Safety and Efficiency

Posted by Adam Fisher
in Community, Safety Information

If you've spent time driving around Lansing, you've likely seen construction underway on the US-127 / I-496 Corridor. In a major infrastructure push, the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) kicked off the US-127 Corridor Improvement project in the Spring of 2023. This initiative, running through Spring 2026, aims to significantly enhance the safety, efficiency, and overall functionality of the US-127/I-496 corridor in Ingham & Clinton Counties. According to the state, this project is not just a road improvement plan; it's a step towards a safer, smoother, and more efficient future for Lansing area Michigan's road users. The Project Scope and Timeline The...

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15 November
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Michigan Winter is Near | Prepare and Know Local Snow Removal Ordinances in Lansing and Grand Rapids

Posted by Adam Fisher
in Michigan Laws, Safety Information
Snow on Lansing, Michigan capital sidewalk

In Michigan, there’s no telling when the first storm will cover the state in Snow and Ice, but as temperatures drop in October and November, it’s only a matter of time. Unfortunately, it’s not until that first bout of winter weather that people often wonder about snow removal laws, and what they’re required to do at and around their homes. In the text below Sinas Dramis Law Firm has you covered with a refresher of local snow removal ordinances in Lansing and Grand Rapids....

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01 April
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Sexual Assault Awareness Month – History, Involvement, & Resources

Posted by Steve and Tom Sinas
in Safety Information, Sexual Assault
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month

The topic of sexual assault is everywhere in the news lately. Society is moving toward open discussion and meaningful conversation regarding this rampant issue. Nationwide, 81% of women and 43% of men reported experiencing some form of sexual harassment and/or assault in their lifetime, showing that this conversation is long overdue. Part of the solution to altering these grim statistics is keeping the discussion alive and in the public spotlight. Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) focuses on doing just that. In honor of those affected by sexual assault, here's a brief history of SAAM, ways to get involved in the...

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18 December
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Do’s and Don’ts of Social Media After a Car Accident

Posted by Steve and Tom Sinas
in Motor Vehicle Crashes, Safety Information
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While social media platforms are a popular way to share our daily lives with friends and family, they can also pose a danger to your auto accident injury claim. Posting about damage to your vehicle, the injuries you sustained or venting about the accident being "the other driver's fault" might seem trivial, but please take a moment to read this article and consider the many ramifications that may unfold because of those posts. As Michigan auto accident attorneys, we always suggest victims of car accidents to refrain from publicly commenting on their crash, especially on social media. Your "highlights reel"...

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17 November
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Click it or Ticket – What is the Seat Belt Law in Michigan?

Posted by Steve and Tom Sinas
in Michigan Laws, Safety Information
driver wearing seat belt

It should come as no surprise to learn that study upon study show that seat belts save lives. In fact, 39% of victims killed in motor vehicle collisions last year were not wearing their seat belt, and car crashes are sadly the leading cause of death in children ages 1-13. The Michigan State Police have found that wearing a seat belt reduces the risk of fatal injury to front-row occupants of a vehicle by 45% and keeps passengers secure within the vehicle during a collision. In efforts to improve safety, the MSP run an annual seat belt enforcement period, commonly...

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