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.

Detroit discusses the I-75 Cap Project to reconnect downtown and midtown, aiming for better community cohesion and pedestrian safety, with public input and a $200 million budget.

Michigan received $119 million in federal funding for rail infrastructure development, with $27.1 million dedicated to enhancing the railway between Pinconning and Alpena.

Two new sites in Battle Creek, Michigan, the Hussey Store and House and Oak Hill Cemetery, have been added to the National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom.

Dequindre Road will close for a year for a GLWA water main project, affecting 14,700 daily vehicles. Detours are planned, and local residents and businesses anticipate challenges.

Sterling Heights launched a traffic safety pilot program including speed cushions and traffic circles, enhanced crosswalks, and RRFBs aimed at improving pedestrian safety and traffic flow, with a six-month trial and community feedback sought.

MDOT is closing portions of I-96 in Michigan for maintenance and upgrades, affecting traffic between Nunica and Muskegon, and in Oakland County, with suggested detours and expected delays.

Harbor Transit alerts riders to expect delays due to I-96 road construction rerouting traffic between October 19-21, suggesting extra travel time and use of the Lakeshore Go app for real-time bus tracking.

I-96 in Oakland County will face traffic delays due to roadwork. Westbound lanes will be limited, and eastbound I-96 will see closures and detours. MDOT warns of possible changes to the schedule due to weather.

MDOT is set to close a southbound I-75 lane in Genesee County from Oct. 14 for drainage maintenance, keeping two lanes open, with completion expected by Nov. 14.

César E. Chávez Avenue in Grand Rapids reopens after a $7.5 million project enhancing road, water systems, and aesthetics, with local celebrations and promotions.

Edenville, Michigan, celebrates the reopening of the M-30 causeway bridge over the Tobacco River, replacing the temporary structure and enhancing safety with wider lanes and sidewalks.