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    Question #33920. night rider asks:

    What island in Michigan has never had a traffic accident and why?


    McGruff

    		Mackinac Island, no cars allowed.
    http://www.virtualtourist.com/North_America/USA/Michigan/Mackinac_Island/?s=wu

    May 18 03, 3:09 PM
    Friar Tuck

    		The question should have referred to automobile rather than traffic accidents as the postman fell off his bike a couple of times.
    Mackinac Island in Lake Huron, where the clock is turned back more than a century to when the first horseless carriage arrived from the mainland in 1898. The contraption so traumatized local horses that island officials banned the newfangled machines%97and with the exception of a few emergency vehicles, the island remains vehicle-free today. Its only state highway, M-185, has the distinction of having never been the site of an automobile accident. http://www.americanprofile.com/issues/20020505/20020505_2110.asp


    May 18 03, 5:10 PM
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