MDOT - I94 Rehab Study

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I-94 Rehabilitation Project

Overview
The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) identified I-94, between I-96 and Conner Avenue in the city of Detroit as the segment of freeway in greastest need of repair in metropolitan Detroit. As a result, the I-94 Rehabititation Project was initiated.

I-94: Roadway to Detroit's Future YouTube Video

In the City of Detroit, the I-94 Rehabilitation Project will provide significant upgrades along the interstate in order to meet future traffic loads.

Documents

• FAQs - Sept. 30, 2009

• I-94 Record of Decision (ROD), 2005 PDF icon

• Final Environmental Impact Statement, 2004

Public Meetings

• Corridor Design Guidelines PDF icon

• Designs Selected by Community PDF icon
Thumbnail of Exhibit Board Selections Meeting attendees used colored dot stickers to show their individual aesthetic preferences on exhibit boards.
(Key: green 1st choice; yellow 2nd; red 3rd; black "other.")

• April 21, 2010 - Meeting Held Seeking Input on Aesthetic Features of Project. PDF icon


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