MDOT - Going to the game? Check MDOT traffic information online first

Skip Navigation

Michigan.gov Home

MDOT Home | Site Map | Contact MDOT | FAQ | State Web Sites

Roads and Travel

Rail and Public Transit

Bridges, Borders and Ferries

News and Information

Projects and Programs

Maps and Publications

About MDOT

Doing Business

Aeronautics

Printer Friendly Text Only Version

Text Version

Share this link:

Going to the game? Check MDOT traffic information online first

Contact: Kari Arend, MDOT Communications,
arendk@michigan.gov
517-750-0406
Agency: Transportation

August 31, 2010 -- The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is once again making game day traffic information for University of Michigan, Michigan State University and Detroit Lions football fans available on the MDOT Web site at www.michigan.gov/mdot.

You can find "Getting to the Game" information at www.michigan.gov/gettingtothegame or by clicking on the "Getting to the Game" icon on the MDOT Web site home page. Game day travel alerts will be updated regularly throughout the season.

Wherever possible, construction on home game days surrounding events in East Lansing and Ann Arbor will be suspended and lanes reopened. However, several MDOT projects still will have restrictions in place on game days and MDOT urges motorists to drive with caution in the work zones.

For up-to-date information on state roadways (US, M and I routes), go to the list of statewide lane closures at: www.michigan.gov/drive. Follow MDOT at www.twitter.com/MichiganDOT or www.facebook.com/MichiganDOT.

MDOT says: Construction work zones need your undivided attention.


	Related Content
•	MDOT cuts the M-39 ribbon several weeks ahead of schedule
•	MDOT puts traffic info online to help Tiger fans headed to Comerica Park
•	MDOT employee receives national aviation award
•	MDOT to host M-39 (Southfield Freeway) community celebration Saturday, Oct. 1, in Detroit
•	Public voting for International Bridge 50th Anniversary lighting starts Oct. 3
•	MDOT offers safety tips for driving in extreme sun glare
•	Voting extended for America's Top 10 transportation projects; I-196 in Grand Rapids still in the running
•	MDOT talks about transportation funding on YouTube
•	Openings still available for the 2011 Asset Management Conference in Escanaba
•	MDOT to host open house in Paris to review Old US-131 project
•	I-75 guardrail repairs under way in Zilwaukee
•	Exchange rates prompt International Bridge toll adjustment
•	I-75 BL (Square Lake Road) ramps closed in Oakland County for maintenance
•	Bridge work to require continuous lane closures on I-94 in Wayne County
•	Complete Streets Advisory Council to meet Sept. 29
•	MDOT awards contract to Cascade Renewable Energy to reduce energy costs at three Michigan rest areas
•	Traffic changes in Menominee Thursday and Friday
•	Short delays expected Saturday on Sault Ste. Marie International Bridge Runners welcomed for Second Annual "Chase" running event
•	Public invited to open house for M-46/Kennely Road project in Thomas Township
•	Adopt-A-Highway volunteers prepare for final 2011 cleanup