Michigan House Speaker-elect Matt Hall announced a $2.7 billion road and infrastructure funding plan that may alter fuel taxation and seeks to protect educational funding.

MDOT announced that the new diverging diamond interchange at Telegraph Road and Eight Mile Road in Southfield will open early this week, intending to reduce traffic congestion and enhance safety.

Eastown district in Grand Rapids celebrates the end of road construction as local businesses, like the champagne bar Pursuit of Happiness Co., recover from reduced foot traffic.

The Detroit People Mover resumes service on Nov. 27 with track improvements and a free fare pilot program extended into 2024.

Allegiant Air introduces new flights from Gerald R. Ford International Airport to Myrtle Beach and Jacksonville, with fares as low as $59. This expansion joins Allegiant's national initiative, adding 44 routes across the U.S.

Detroit launches "Rides to Care," offering free transportation to healthcare visits for pregnant women and caregivers with infants up to one year old, including services beyond city limits.

The Fulton St. and Division Ave. intersection in Grand Rapids has reopened after delays due to construction, including utility upgrades and areaway wall removal.

The Downtown Detroit Partnership proposes a more pedestrian-friendly I-375 redesign with fewer lanes, increased pedestrian space, and tree-lined streets, addressing past community divisions. MDOT and DDP aim for a collaborative final design.

MDOT announces a closure of westbound I-94/I-69 near the Blue Water Bridge starting Nov. 12, 2024, for bridge repairs, with a detour via local streets.

MDOT announces weekend closures of southbound M-53 for bridge work, with detours via M-59, Mound Road, and 18 Mile Road, affecting traffic and local businesses.

Macomb County has detailed its progress in transportation infrastructure improvements, planning over $83 million in road, bridge, and traffic developments for 2025.

Hartland Consolidated Schools is offering higher pay and a $2,000 bonus to hire bus drivers amid a shortage affecting 36 routes. Temporary route pauses impact families and the district uses all staff to help.

Michigan will install thermal cameras on some transit vehicles to prevent crashes, backed by a federal grant. The initiative responds to rising pedestrian and bicycle accidents.