Transportation Economic Development Fund (TEDF)

Category A grants promote increased economic potential and improve the quality of life through the support of job creation and retention in Michigan.

Category B grants were created and designed as a stop gap measure to provide additional road funding to the smallest communities in Michigan, particularly those with limited ability to fund road projects.

Category C grants provide funding for transportation projects which improve the operational level of service in heavily congested urban areas and reduce crash rates on heavily congested urban roads.

Category D grants provide funding for transportation projects that complement the existing state trunkline system with improvements on connecting local routes that have high commercial traffic.

Category E grants provide funding for transportation projects that increase access to forest resources harvestable over the next five years and increase the safety and efficiency of forest raw material transport.

Category F grants provide funding for transportation projects that improve access to the state all-season system and improves safety and all-season capabilities on routes having high commercial traffic.