Major road and bridge construction projects can last several months or longer, and may involve significant delays. MDOT is responsible for all state-owned roads/highways with an I, M, and US route designation (ex: I-94, M-21, US-23). The list of major region projects is not all inclusive. Check Mi Drive for daily lane closure information.
Mi Drive is a construction and traffic information website that features real-time traffic and construction information on Michigan's state roads (I, M and US routes).
Keeping Michigan's motorists safe, informed and mobile.
Fruit Ridge Avenue Bridge over I-96 - Kent County
M-37 (Broadmoor Avenue) Rebuilding Project - Kent County
M-44 Connector (Plainfield Avenue) - Kent County
M-46 (Apple Avenue) Resurfacing - Muskegon County
Martin Luther King Jr. Street Partial Bridge Replacement
I-94 Connected and Automated Vehicle (CAV) Corridor Project
Gordie Howe International Bridge (GHIB)
I-275 (Revive275) - Wayne County
I-375 Reconnecting Communities - Detroit
I-696 Restore the Reuther - Oakland County
I-96 Flex Route - Oakland County
Metro Region Pedestrian Bridge Study
M-72/M-22 Rebuilding Project - Grand Traverse County
I-75/M-32 Interchange Rebuilding and Reconfiguration Project - Gaylord
US-23 Rebuilding Project Tawas City and East Tawas - Iosco County
US-31 Rebuilding Project - Grand Traverse and Benzie counties
I-94 Road and Bridge Rebuilding Project - Jackson County
I-96/Grand River Avenue Interchange Rebuilding Project - Livingston County
I-96 over Grand River Project - Eaton County
M-43 (West Saginaw Highway) Improvement Project
US-127 Corridor Improvements Project - Ingham and Clinton counties
Studies help MDOT determine project need, as well as environmental, cultural, and social impacts. Studying a proposed project/area and giving the public an opportunity to participate in the transportation decision-making process ensures a better outcome for all Michigan residents. Learn about upcoming public meetings and the reports generated by each study.
A program focused on the state highways and bridges that are critical to the state's economy and carry the most traffic.
A program intended to present planned investments, performance measures, and region projects for the next five years.
Michigan is serious about the safety of vulnerable workers and motorists, so slow down and give work zones your full attention.
