A BRUTAL snowstorm has caused chaos on a major highway as 100 cars pile up in a massive traffic smash. Trucks jack-knifed and cars careered off the road as snow blanketed Michigan state. The

A portion of Interstate 90 in Lake County was closed for about three hours on the morning of Jan. 27 due to a multi-vehicle pile-up, the Lake County Sheriff’s Office announced in a news release. The release from Road Patrol Commander Capt.

A brutal winter storm unleashed havoc on a Michigan highway after whiteout conditions triggered a massive chain-reaction crash involving more than 100 vehicles. The pileup included at least 30 lorries and unfolded as the storm blanketed large swaths of the state with heavy snow and high winds.

A significant multi-car crash involving over 100 vehicles occurred on Interstate 196 in Ottawa County due to severe winter conditions, resulting in multiple injuries but no life-threatening cases. The accident,

A winter storm caused a pile-up of more than 100 vehicles including at least 30 lorries in Michigan. Drone footage posted to the Fox Weather X account showed the road completely covered in snow, with jack-knifed trucks and vehicles that had slid off the road in a huge chain-reaction crash.

Weather was a factor in the crash as roads are slick, and visibility was greatly reduced due to blowing and heavy snow.

Continued winter weather and slick roads led to another pile-up on Interstate 90, this time involving roughly 60 vehicles over several miles of the highway in Chautauqua County.

Few details were available Friday morning on a multi-vehicle traffic crash on U.S. 41 near Airport Road Thursday afternoon. As many as eight vehicles were involved in the crash, but Sgt. Russell Larson of the Michigan State Police Calumet Post said he could not confirm that.