An accident in a lane in Michigan involved over 30 trucks and dozens of cars, causing injuries but no fatalities. Reduced visibility was caused by heavy snowfall.

On Monday morning, a serious traffic accident occurred southwest of Grand Rapids, Michigan, involving over 30 heavy trucks and dozens of cars. The police closed traffic in both directions to allow emergency teams to remove the damaged vehicles. Witnesses reported that visibility suddenly decreased due to heavy snowfall and gusts of wind, and one driver stated that they were traveling at 20-25 km/h when they lost control. Many drivers were stuck for hours in extreme cold, later being transported to a high school to contact their families.

The incident is part of a snowstorm affecting the U.S., with warnings of extreme temperatures and heavy snowfall in several states. Authorities have announced that certain sections of road will remain closed, urging drivers to avoid non-essential travel. Safety remains a priority, and millions of Americans are being warned about the dangerous traffic conditions ahead.