More than 100 vehicle pile-up leaves US motorists stranded in snowstorm

As a result of a snowstorm, more than 100 vehicles in Michigan collided with each other or slid off the state’s interstate highway.

Michigan State Police closed both I-95 and I-95 directions as a result of the massive pile-up on Monday, as well as more than 30 trailer trucks, as a result of the massive traffic on the highway.

There were numerous injuries in the crashes, according to Michigan State Police, but none were “believed to be fatal.”

Trucks and other vehicles were piled up along a stretch of highway that was covered in snow, according to images and videos posted on social media and published by local publications.

The most recent impact from a powerful winter storm moving across the nation is the crash.

The US National Weather Service has issued warnings for extreme cold weather or the possibility of winter storms in a number of states, starting in northern Minnesota and continuing eastward through Wisconsin, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York.

Before the pile-up, driver Pedro Mata Jr. claimed he was driving at 32 to 40 km/h (20 to 25 mph) and could barely see the cars in front of him.

He managed to safely stop his pick-up truck before making the decision to cross the median to avoid being struck from behind.

“Just hearing everything, the bangs and booms behind you, made it a little scary.” I observed what was in my immediate vicinity. I was unable to see exactly what was happening behind me, Mata said.

With the winter storm continuing to dump snow on the area and temperatures expected to drop to -22 degrees Celsius (-8 degrees Fahrenheit), officials advised drivers to slow down in the “treacherous” conditions.