MDOT authorizes construction on 150 miles of state highway corridors, upgrading bridges and drainage.
LANSING, Mich. — Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed bipartisan infrastructure legislation authorizing extensive resurfacing on Interstate 94, I-75, and critical regional bridge spans across Michigan.
The funding ensures that high-impact freight and commuter corridors are rebuilt with long-lasting composite pavement and improved storm runoff channels.
"We are continuing our historic work to fix Michigan's roads and bridges, keeping drivers safe and supporting good-paying union jobs," Governor Whitmer said.
MDOT will deploy smart dynamic work zone signs to minimize driver delays during active paving operations.
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