Sterling Heights has adopted a Comprehensive Transportation Safety Action Plan to eliminate traffic deaths by 2050, with a Traffic Calming Program that invites community input on road safety.

The Poe Lock at Soo Locks, Michigan, will open for the 2025 Great Lakes shipping season on March 21, after maintenance, with a livestream for viewers.

Greektown and Bricktown in Detroit are undergoing streetscape construction to improve pedestrian areas, with Monroe Street set to close but businesses to remain open.

Ann Arbor is dealing with multiple water main breaks on Plymouth Road, causing traffic disruptions and road closures. Officials advise seeking alternative routes.

MDOT announces a $2.1 million construction project for Allen Road bridge over I-69 starting March 17, 2025, with expected completion in July 2025, causing detours and job creation.

MDOT will present plans for Blue Water Bridge plaza improvements in Port Huron at an open house. The project includes traffic flow changes and noise walls, starting this spring.

MDOT will close southbound I-75 including Zilwaukee Bridge from April 14 to June 27 for maintenance, with detours via I-675. The project supports jobs and extends through November 2025.

MDOT began a $140 million, two-year project to overhaul M-14 at I-96 affecting daily commutes in Livonia and Plymouth, with lane closures, detours, and infrastructure updates.

Kalamazoo faces road closures and detours as MDOT resumes a $24 million bridge reconstruction project on US-131, affecting KL Avenue and the Stadium Drive ramp.

Wyoming, Michigan begins 28th Street closure for a pedestrian bridge installation, part of the City Center project enhancing safety and a new downtown area, with completion expected in summer.

The eastbound I-696 in Metro Detroit has begun a 2-year construction, affecting about 100,000 daily drivers and requiring detours, leading to concerns over increased commute times.

MDOT begins a $19 million expansion of the US-131 interchange in Kalamazoo, aiming to improve access and support 181 jobs, with expected completion in November.

Macomb County's Department of Roads launched the Safe Streets for Macomb County initiative, focusing on road safety by targeting key areas like impaired driving and intersections, backed by a $1 million federal grant.