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2012 State Map
The 2012 State Transportation maps are here and you can get them at
Michigan Welcome Centers and MDOT offices. You can check out the
online version for PDFs of maps of Michigan cities along with other
useful information. You also can request a free copy, just go to:
www.michigan.gov/statemap or click on this article.

www.michigan.gov/statemap

MDOT Performance
As part of MDOT's commitment to accountability,
MDOT now provides the public with a Scorecard that tracks
the department’s performance in achieving specific transportation-
related goals.

For links to more MDOT Performance-related documents,
click on the MDOT Performance tab on the very top of the
right-hand side of this page.

MI Transportation Plan
MI Transportation Plan, also known as the State Long-Range Plan,
is a 25-year plan for transforming Michigan's transportation system.

MDOT is revising the plan and is seeking comment
on the Technical Report White Papers.

www.michigan.gov/slrp

Mi Drive
Know before you go!
Mi Drive is a convenient resource for
Michigan motorists. Get Mi Drive traffic
information at your desktop or on the go
with your smartphone, iPad or other
tablet device.

www.michigan.gov/drive

Major Projects Under Construction
This section provides a listing of detailed
construction Web pages for road and
bridge projects. These projects may
significantly impact travel and last several
months or longer.

www.michigan.gov/mdotprojects

Rest Areas/Welcome Centers

MDOT operates and maintains 81 rest areas, including 14 welcome centers, along major freeways and roadways for the convenience of the traveling public. Rest areas provide modern restrooms, telephones, picnic areas, pet exercise zones, paved parking areas, and fresh drinking water.

www.michigan.gov/restareas

News and Information

• New 2012 transportation map connects travelers to Pure Michigan, MDOT social media sites
MAY 16, 2012 -- The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) today released the 2012 state transportation map.

• Electronic signatures to save MDOT $2.2 million a year

• MDOT puts "Share the Road" bicycling safety message video on YouTube

MDOT Performance

Audit Awards MDOT Top Rating

Efficiencies and Innovations

Mi Infrastructure Dashboard

Transportation Scorecard

Performance Measures

Bridge Maintenance Reports

Driven By Excellence: A Report on MDOT Accomplishments

Five-Year Program

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Mi Commute

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