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– US-41 in Marquette Township, Marquette County, has one lane open in each direction from County Road 492 to Washington Street.įor more information, contact MDOT Superior Region Communications Representative Dan Weingarten at 90. – US-41 in Houghton, Houghton County, has one lane open in each direction on the Portage Lake Lift Bridge. – US-41 (Townsend Drive) in Houghton, Houghton County, has northbound traffic detoured onto Cliff Drive and back to US-41. – US-41 in Chassell, Houghton County, has one lane open in alternating directions via temporary signals. – US-2, Menominee County, is closed at the Big Cedar River and detoured. – US-2, Gogebic County, will have one lane open in each direction with temporary traffic signals at Duck Creek near Watersmeet. – US-2 in Bessemer, Gogebic County, has one lane open in alternating directions between Massie Avenue and State Street via temporary signals. – M-129, Chippewa County, has one lane open in alternating directions over the Munuscong River south of Pickford via temporary signals. Eastbound M-28 will use M-28 to Hickory Street, then Superior Street back to M-28. Westbound M-28 traffic will stay on M-28. – M-28, Alger County, will have a directional detour in place in Munising. – M-28, Alger County, has one lane open in alternating directions over the AuTrain River via temporary traffic signals. – M-26, Ontonagon County, has one lane open in alternating directions at the Firesteel River via temporary traffic signals. – I-75, Chippewa County, has one lane open in each direction from north of M-80 to north of M-28. Here are the traffic updates for this weeked: Let’s keep working together to make sure everyone returns home safely each and every night.” Road workers are trusting you with their lives while you’re depending on them to fix the roads.

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With that in mind, we remind all drivers to slow down, stay alert and avoid distractions in work zones. “It’s been even busier with more work than ever happening on state roads and bridges thanks to Gov. “This summer has been very busy with many Michiganders and visitors from other states traveling here to enjoy everything our great state has to offer,” said State Transportation Director Paul C. to noon during the Annual Bridge Walk.įor more information about travelling in that area over the weekend, visit the Mackinac Bridge Authority (MBA) website at call the MBA at 90. MDOT officials are also reminding travelers the Mackinac Bridge will be closed to public traffic on Labor Day from 6:30 a.m.

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That's a different configuration than MDOT used during the recent I-496 rebuilding project in Eaton County, when one side of the freeway was closed at a time.(CBS DETROIT) – The Michigan Department of Transportation is removing lane restrictions on almost 60% of its projects throughout Michigan over Labor Day weekend to ease traffic delays for holiday travelers.īeginning at 3 p.m. MDOT said it plans to keep two lanes open on both service drives. Westbound traffic will be diverted to St. They expect to shut down the freeway between MLK and the Grand River by June 13 and detour all traffic onto the service drives, he said.Įastbound traffic will be cut to one lane and diverted onto Malcom X at MLK. Joseph – and fixing the freeway drainage outlet adjacent to River Street, Jenkins said. Work is set to start April 18, with crews patching the service drives – Malcom X and St. This year's share of the project will be focused on the section of freeway between Martin Luther King Jr. But no work was done last year because the contractor demonstrated it could finish the entire project in two years, MDOT spokesman Aaron Jenkins said. The new rebuilding project was slated to begin in 2021 and be finished in late 2023.

Boulevard in 2020, while the freeway carried more than 42,000 vehicles a day in the area of Capitol Avenue that year, according to MDOT's traffic volume map. On average, more than 37,000 vehicles a day traveled I-496 in the area of Martin Luther King Jr.

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