Michigan's FY26 budget, backed by a bipartisan effort and Governor Whitmer, commits nearly $2 billion annually to road improvements, aiming to revitalize travel, support local jobs, and boost the economy.

MDOT will start maintenance on Allen Road bridge over I-69 on October 20, leading to lane closures until November 7, affecting local traffic in St. Clair area.

MDOT announces lane closures on I-69 for a $33.3 million bridge improvement project, affecting Genesee and Shiawassee counties, with the potential to support 318 jobs. Completion is expected by October 2027.

The Michigan Avenue north roundabout at I-94 in Jackson will be closed from Oct. 13 to 27 for repairs as part of a $162 million road and bridge project under Gov. Whitmer's Rebuilding Michigan program. Detours will be in place for commuters.

MDOT plans to implement a new storm sewer system on the I-375 corridor to improve water quality and reduce sewer system strain, with road closures and pedestrian adjustments during construction.

Royal Oak is changing its parking system to address criticism, swapping back-in spaces on Washington Avenue for pull-in parking and introducing new meters and a mobile app. Parking is free until January 2 during the transition.

The MSCA is preparing for a public meeting on October 17 to discuss a utility tunnel project beneath the Straits of Mackinac. The meeting in St. Ignace will be available live on YouTube.

New truck traffic restrictions begin in Southwest Detroit to address health and safety concerns, rerouting trucks away from residential areas and onto approved roads.

A CBSA system outage caused significant delays for commercial drivers at Michigan's Blue Water Bridge, with wait times reaching seven hours despite the issue being resolved earlier.

MDOT is closing Henry Joy Boulevard at I-94 in Macomb County for bridge repairs from Oct. 6, affecting east and westbound lanes. Detours are provided with reopening scheduled for Oct. 8.

Detroit officials have announced truck traffic restrictions in Southwest Detroit starting October 6, aimed at improving safety and residents' quality of life.

Michigan's MDOT begins a week-long resurfacing project on M-29 in New Baltimore, with detours and partial road closures planned; the $3.2 million initiative also includes sidewalk and traffic signal upgrades and is expected to support 31 jobs.

Detroit's northbound I-75 from Schaefer Road to Clark Avenue will be closed for bridge work from 9 p.m. Friday until 5 a.m. Monday, with detours provided.