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New signs for MDOT/Jack's carpool lot in Harvey

Contact:  James Lake, MDOT Office of Communications, 906-786-1830, ext. 323
Agency: Transportation


November 3, 2009 -- New signs have been posted designating the carpool lot provided through a partnership between the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) and Jack's Super Serv in Harvey.
In the Photo: Jack's Super Serv Manager Chris Schwemin; Ishpeming TSC Manager Andy Sikkema; Jack's Super Serv Manager Mike Schwemin; and MDOT Ishpeming TSC Development Engineer Rob Tervo display the new sign designating the carpool lot in Harvey, located near the US-41/M-26 intersections in the Jack's Super Serv parking lot.
In the Photo: (From left) Jack's Super Serv Manager Chris Schwemin; Ishpeming TSC Manager Andy Sikkema; Jack's Super Serv Manager Mike Schwemin; and MDOT Ishpeming TSC Development Engineer Rob Tervo display the new sign designating the carpool lot in Harvey, located near the US-41/M-26 intersections in the Jack's Super Serv parking lot.

In exchange for using a portion of the Jack's parking lot, MDOT improved the area commuters had already been using, and provided signs designating it an official carpool lot.

"This was the first public-private partnership of this type in the Upper Peninsula," said Andy Sikkema, manager of MDOT's Ishpeming Transportation Service Center (TSC). "It was a perfect location for an official carpool lot, being right next to the US-41/M-28 intersection, and commuters already recognized its convenience."

The Alger County Transit Authority, ALTRAN, also uses this lot as a pick-up and drop-off location for local transit buses.

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