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Police focus on distracted drivers on I-94

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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — A number of Michigan police agencies are cracking down on distracted driving on I-94 this week. Michigan State Police say they are working with sheriff's departments and local police Wednesday to spot and pull over distracted drivers as part of the Lake Michigan to Lake Huron Traffic Initiative. They are looking for drivers "texting, eating, or engaging in other distractions while driving," MSP said. Officers will ed…

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Police focus on distracted drivers on I-94

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Lake to Lake Traffic Initiative: Police to look for distracted drivers this week on I-94

There will be a heavy police presence on I-94 this Wednesday all across the state as sheriff’s departments, Michigan State Police, and local police departments look for distracted drivers. MSP Lieutenant DuWayne Robinson tells us they’re targeting the highway all the way from New Buffalo to Port Huron to remind drivers of the state’s hands-free law, which bans using a cell phone while driving. Has Robinson found a lot of people don’t know about …

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