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As summer travel plans commence, Michigan automobile and traffic safety is a concern with the numerous road construction projects in progress.
As your family travels to and from popular Great Lake and Northern Michigan vacation destinations, they need to be aware of numerous road construction projects in progress.
To stay safe and protect yourself from a Michigan car accident this summer, the Michigan Department of Transportation provided the following information about Michigan construction projects:
- I-69 reconstruction extends 10 miles from M-15 to M-24. Watch out for concrete pavement, shoulder work, guardrail/drainage improvements, and bridge rehabilitation. In 2010, 1-69 westbound traffic is shifted to eastbound lanes, with one lane in each direction open to motorists.
- Major bridge rehabilitation and concrete pavement repair affects I-75 and I-275 in Monroe County. A split-merge traffic system will keep at least three lanes open.
- I-75 freeway reconstruction at 9 Mile in Oakland County will keep all four lanes of I-75 South and three lanes of I-75 North open. Take caution as there will be some nighttime closures of I-75 due to bridgework.
- Corridor improvements on I-94 in Jackson County will include single-lane closures during off-peak times. Two lanes will be maintained in each direction during weekdays. There are no expected lane closures on holidays, but allow some extra time for traffic.
Driving through work zones can be dangerous, especially as traffic increases on the weekends.
Keep these traveling tips in mind to avoid a Michigan auto accident:
- Slow down, pay attention to signs and drive the posted speed in work zones, to keep workers safe and avoid doubled traffic violation fines.
-Avoid distractions like cell phones and eating. Obey the law prohibiting texting while driving. Distracted driving is a significant cause of Michigan auto accidents. Don't put your family at risk.
- Plan for all possible problems - fill up your gas tank and stock coolers with drinks and food in case of long delays to avoid fatigue and automobile breakdowns.
- Drive at a safe distance from trucks to give them more time and room to stop or change lanes. They often need extra space to navigate narrow construction zone lanes. By giving them twice the normal amount, you may be able to avoid an auto accident.
Sometimes accidents are unavoidable - nearly 2 million non-fatal, but disabling, injuries occur in auto accidents every year. Victims of auto accidents in work zones especially need to protect their legal rights. If you or a loved one has suffered serious injuries due to an auto accident, contact an experienced Michigan car accident attorney immediately.
The Bernstein Law Firm wishes all Michigan drivers safe and pleasant travels to and from their summer destinations.
Attorney Marya Sieminski joined the Law Offices of Sam Bernstein in 2003. She is admitted to practice law in Michigan state courts and in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and graduated magna cum laude from Wayne State University Law School. Marya has worked as a trial lawyer for 10 years and exclusively represented victims in personal injury litigation and in workers compensation claims. She also was appointed by the Governor to serve on the State of Michigan Workers Compensation Qualifications Advisory Committee.
The Sam Bernstein Law Firm's Michigan auto accident attorneys, have championed the cause of seriously injured Michigan auto accident victims for three generations.
Propane Conversion Kits For Cars Will Save You Money While Driving Green!
Using a propane conversion kit for your auto is not something new. People have converting gasoline engines to run on propane for many years. Today with the price gasoline skyrocketing, it is only natural to see the increase interest in alternative fuels. Forklifts and other heavy duty vehicle having been widely using propane but it is certainly adaptable to the home auto. If you search the web for propane kits for cars, you will find there are widely available profession propane conversion kits. If you like to tinker around your car, you could also convert your gasoline engine to propane by yourself. You only need to have a few key pieces to do the conversion.
Before I jump in with my propane conversion, will I really save on gasoline? How many MPG can I expect after the conversion? Propane by its nature has a bout 10% less BTU's than gasoline. What this means is the car running on propane will get pretty close to what the auto manufacture list as miles per gallon on gasoline. Propane today sells for around $2.00 - $2.25 a gallon compared to gasoline at $3.79 a gallon. Do the math. Even if you lose 10% of your mileage, the cost benefit of propane is a no brainer.
Propane burns cleaner than gasoline. This in term means your engine will be cleaner than if you are using gasoline. With a car running on propane, you will not only be saving money but also reducing your contribution to pollution. You are driving green.
In considering propane conversion kits for cars, you need to make sure it is EPA certified. In 1997, EPA passed a regulation mandating that all vehicles converted from gasoline to alternative fuels such as propane must use only certified EPA kits. In this day and age, make sure you are getting what you paid for.
Propane conversion kits will require a fuel tank that meets transport authority specifications. These regulation tanks have above average rupture resistance and are very durable. In case of a rear-end collision, you don't want the tank exploding. That is why your gas tank is designed the way it is.
Let's examine the myth that propane will make your engine lose power. This is possible with some kits. However, if you use a dedicated carburetor conversion kit to propane, you will not lose power. The propane is delivered into the engine just the way gasoline is introduced. Most good kits will use a oversized demand regulator for better engine performance.
I hear that if I run propane through my engine it will run hotter and burn my valves. This is definitely not true. Since propane is lower in BTU's than gasoline, it will run just as cool as running on gasoline. Naturally, it has to be set correctly for the proper air to fuel mixture. Sounds just like running gasoline through your engine.
Will converting my gasoline engine to propane void my warranty? Yamaha and Mitsubishi are more lenient regarding this. The other manufacturers have not truly said what they will do. If your warranty is already passed, then this isn't an issue for you.
How hard is it to do the conversion? If you can put a swing together or install a light switch by following the directions, you probably could do it yourself. For me, I am not that secure in my mechanical abilities but if I have a friend who is mechanically incline, then this little project could be completed on a Saturday afternoon.
About the Author
Jerbob Johnson owns the
Propane Kits For Cars
a website that is dedicated to offering different propane kits for the hobbyist or those mechanically incline. When you are ready to convert to an alternative fuel, vist PropaneKitsForCars.com or interested in hydrogen, visit HydrogenGeneratorKitForAuto.com. Our selection of alternative fuel kits with possible financing available will help you save money.
Suzuki swift cino - rear end vibrations- and clunking sound?
There is a lot of vibration coming from the back end of my car - it feels like something is about to fall off. It is particularly bad going around certain corners - but my car is front wheel drive so its not the cv joints. The tyres seem fine - good pressure and mo signs of distress.
underneath the car - nothing seems or feels loose.
Just before it happened a mechanic removed my fuel tank as he thought the fuel pump was faulty - which is was not the problem it was an electrical problem.
could this have anything to do with the vibration? any other ideas?
the mechanic i saw - was a tosser - he overcharged me to the max and did a dodgy job. An autoelectrican told me this the next day when i took the car to see him.
having a few trust issues with mechanics - i just need some ideas as to what it could be
Take it back and let the mechanic check it!
1974 Dodge Dart Custom from North America - Comments
I read this review as I owned a new 1971 Swinger and a 1975 Duster. The 71 was excellent in all respects however the 75 was not. It was continually in the shop with ignition, carb issues. They were my first new cars even lacking a/c at the time.
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