MDOT’s 2013 construction map available
April 17, 2013 — The annual state highway construction map is now available from the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT). The free map is updated each year to help motorists locate major MDOT road and bridge projects across the state.
The 2013 print edition of “Paving the Way” will be available at all MDOT Transportation Service Centers and region offices, as well as at all Welcome Centers. Welcome Centers in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula will have maps available starting in early May. The map also is available for viewing at state rest areas. Information on the map is current at the time of printing.
“MDOT publishes this map to prepare Michigan motorists for the construction season ahead,” said State Transportation Director Kirk T. Steudle. “It’s a good time to also remind everyone to slow down and pay attention when driving through work zones on major state routes and county roads alike. If you see orange, slow down. That way, you’ll keep yourself and your passengers, construction workers and other motorists safe.”
The map also details construction on state routes in Detroit, Grand Rapids and Lansing, providing maps specific to these areas of the state. You can download a PDF of the 2013 map from the “Maps and Publications” section of the MDOT Web site.
Motorists also can get real-time information about planned and unplanned lane closures on the MDOT Mi Drive traffic data Web site, along with camera images of major state routes in Detroit, Grand Rapids and the U.P., rates of speed and incidents on Grand Rapids and Detroit-area freeways, and statewide weather and carpool lot information. You can access Mi Drive from your computer, smartphone or mobile device at: www.michigan.gov/drive.
To request copies of the printed 2013 map, contact the MDOT Office of Communications at 517-335-3084 or send an e-mail to mdotwebinfo@michigan.gov with your name and address.
Fast Facts:
– Free 2013 construction map available in print and online as a PDF.
– Map includes detailed construction maps for Detroit, Grand Rapids and Lansing.
– Real-time traffic information also available on the Mi Drive Web site.