Click It or Ticket

As summer approaches, many Michiganders are hitting the roads. A reminder to buckle up – it's more than just a law, it's about safety.

Michigan police are enforcing the "Click It or Ticket" campaign from May 19th to June 1st, issuing $65 tickets for unbuckled drivers and passengers. The initiative aims to save lives, highlighting data showing seat belts significantly reduce fatal injuries.

Michigan's seat belt laws evolved since 1985, with the 'Vince and Larry' campaign playing a crucial role, but are there times you legally don't have to use one?

There are nearly 8 million drivers on the road in Michigan. Almost 1,000 of those drivers and their passengers lost their lives in traffic fatalities.

Accidents can happen close to home - always wear your seatbelt! Learn about Michigan's seatbelt laws and the consequences of not buckling up.

Forgetting or refusing to wear your seatbelt could really cost you a lot right now in Michigan, here's what you need to know.

If you don't buckle up before heading out, it could cost you $65.