Lansing Auto Insurance (MI)

Lansing, Michigan is a city of around 114,000 spread about an area of about 35 square miles. It is the mostly located in Ingham County as well as small parts of Eaton and Clinton Counties and is the state capital. Lansing’s economy is based largely upon education with three medical schools, two nursing school, two law schools, in addition to Michigan State University and the state government.

The area is accessed by Interstate 69, I-96, I-496 (Ransom E. Old Freeway), as well as US Highway 127, Michigan Highway 43 and M-99. Compared to the rest of the state Lansing’s annual fatal accident count is almost always lower. Area public bus service is provided by Capital Area Transportation Authority (CATA) with about 33 routes. The Michigan Flyer provides shuttle services between several area airports daily.

Lansing is part of a humid continental climate so summers are generally warm to hot and winters are cold with moderate snowfall. The city experiences significant precipitation year round and is greatest during the winter months when snowfall can be quite heavy. During late spring and early summer, the region can see violent thunderstorms with severe thunder and lightning storms, torrential rain, hail, and tornadoes.