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As fuel-efficient and electric vehicles reduce gas-tax revenue, MDOT is exploring whether Michigan drivers should pay a few cents for every mile traveled. No statewide change is currently planned.

Michigan allows trucks weighing up to 164,000 pounds, but experts say axle distribution matters more than total weight. So what happens when that weight isn't distributed properly?

If your commute takes you through Lansing, expect more delays. Two additional freeway ramps are closing soon.

The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is exploring innovative materials that could transform the state’s roads and cut costs, potentially reshaping a long-standing metaphor.

Michigan drivers can get up to 800 dollars reimbursed for pothole damage as a statewide program returns for its second year.

Thought U.S. 127 construction in Lansing was done? Think again. Barrels are back as MDOT wraps up final work, with lane closures expected through early June.

A planned roundabout at M-21 and Scott Road in St. Johns has sparked backlash, with residents and business owners urging MDOT to reconsider the design.

A new MDOT study is evaluating multiple routes, projected ridership, and different types of trains that could finally link Michigan’s two largest cities by rail.

From Creedence Clear-Road Revival to Snowprah Winfrey, Mid-Michigan’s snowplow names make brutal winters more fun while MDOT keeps roads clear.

What's in a name? For Michigan's snowplows, it's all about community spirit and clever wordplay that brightens those long, cold winter days.