Metro Detroit faces an early pothole season due to freeze-thaw cycles, with road crews proactively addressing the issue. Officials urge drivers to report potholes and prioritize safety around repair operations.

The Detroit People Mover will close on January 4th for maintenance to reduce noise and improve ride comfort. Regular service will resume on January 5th.

The Detroit-Windsor Tunnel toll rates are increasing by 75 cents for card users to $9, and for Nexpress users from $8CAD to $9.25CAD, to maintain safety and efficiency.

Delta flights at Detroit Metro Airport faced a ground stop due to winter storms but resumed before 8 a.m.; the airline managed widespread delays and prioritized safety.

Michigan's MDOT received $133 million in federal and state grants to enhance the state's bus infrastructure, promoting efficiency and eco-friendly transit.

Michigan's MDOT reports completion of bridge projects in Allegan and Ottawa counties, improving infrastructure with its local agency bridge bundling program.

Michigan DOT announces overnight lane closures on I-75 in Saginaw County on December 17 for sign installation, part of a $5.3 million safety enhancement project.

Travelers on I-75 in Bay County will encounter lane closures due to MDOT's sign truss work, with interruptions scheduled for December 12-13 and 15. The work is part of a $5.3 million safety enhancement project.

Michigan police agencies launch the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign from December 12 to January 1 to combat impaired driving during the holidays.

Delta Air Lines faced a ground stop due to a network outage at Detroit Metro Airport, leading to widespread delays and cancellations of flights at the McNamara Terminal.

Michigan's GTSAC launches SAFER by 2030 initiative to reduce traffic fatalities by 30% through awareness, engagement, enforcement, and community programs.

MDOT announces $3.9 million in grants for enhancing urban roads within rural Michigan, improving commerce and traffic safety across various communities.

Gas prices in Michigan fell by 15 cents, with an average of $2.96 per gallon, as reported by CBS News Detroit and WXYZ, potentially saving drivers on fuel costs.