roads

When the first pavement was laid in the mid 1910s, the route that today is Grand River Avenue was called the Wolverine Pavedway.

Michigan could see more soy-based roads is the one-mile experiment in Clinton County proves to be successful.

Of course, it's a joke that the 25 mile straight-as-an-arrow crossroad free highway known as the Sceney Stretch would need 6 new roundabouts. But post a satirical story on social media and some Yoopers won't get the joke.

A nearly forgotten figure in the history of Chicago is the man who dreamed up the city's street grid. He did it while on vacation across the lake in Paw Paw, Michigan.

Drive around the Chicago area and you'll see something unique in all of American motoring, an exit for an 'Oasis.' Highway service plazas have an identity all their own in Illinois.

Since Elon Musk is on a buying spree, let's see what he could improve in Michigan.

In February, we start to hear about counties in Michigan putting seasonal weight restrictions into place for certain roadways

Hundreds of drivers near Port Huron drive through this intersection daily and likely don't realize there's a quirk here that makes it unlike almost any other roadway in America.

Turkeys crossed wet pavement when this abandoned section of Route 66 was being built in the 1920s. The tracks are still visible 100 years later.

Imagine the horror movie scenarios that may pop into your head when driving down a road and are confronted with a 'DEAD END - Your GPS is Wrong' sign like the one in Northern Michigan.