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- MDOT studies determine project need and impact. These sites hold information for the general public such as the meetings that are scheduled and the reports generated by the study.
Feasibility Studies
Current Environmental Studies
Traffic and Environmental Assessment Studies
Planning and Environmental Linkages (PEL) Studies
- I-94/M-40 Interchange Reconstruction Study
- US-12 over M-51 Interchange
- Downtown Kalamazoo Planning and Environmental Linkage (PEL) Study
- I-94 at Sprinkle Road Interchange Study
- I-94 over Pipestone Road Interchange
- US-31/M-37 Division Street PEL Process
- US-131 and I-96 Corridor Planning & Environmental Linkages (PEL) Study, Kent Co.
Environmentally Cleared Projects
- M-13/M-84 (Lafayette St.) Bascule Bridge - Bay City
- Blue Water Bridge Plaza Study
- DIFT Detroit Intermodal Freight Terminal
- M-1 Woodward Avenue Streetcar Project
- M-85/Fort Street Bridge Environmental Assessment Supplement
- M-139 (Formerly US-12BR) Niles Bridge Replacement
- I-75 Modernization Project
- I-75 Widening and Reconstruction in Saginaw County
- I-94 Jackson Modernization Project
- I-94 Widening, Kalamazoo
- I-94 Modernization Project between I-96 and Conner Avenue, Detroit
- I-196/I-96/M-37/M-44 Grand Rapids Environmental Assessment
- US-12 Improvement Study Near Saline
- US-12 in Ypsilanti (Proposed Changes)
- US-127 St. Johns to Ithaca Freeway
- US-131 Improvement Study in St. Joseph County
- US-23 Corridor (US-23/M-14 to Silver Lake Road) Livingston/Washtenaw Counties
- US-31 Holland to Grand Haven Corridor Study
- US-31 Connection to I-94 / Napier Avenue to I-94 in Berrien County
Additional Studies
NEPA Guidelines
Most federal agencies, including federally funded agencies like MDOT, must comply with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) before final decisions about projects that could have an environmental impact are made. NEPA applies to a range of federally funded actions, including MDOT construction projects. The environmental review process under NEPA allows citizens to be involved in transportation decision-making and to offer input on alternative ways to accomplish proposed construction projects and mitigate environmental concerns. NEPA provides citizens the opportunity to work with local agencies and community stakeholders so that public comments and opinions are taken into account. This guide has been developed to inform citizens and organizations about the decision-making process and how to effectively participate in MDOT environmental reviews under NEPA.
- Public Involvement Guidelines for NEPA Activities
