roads

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.

Route 66 is memorialized in our collective memory as the epitome of the 'open road.' One stretch of the old highway between Chicago and Joliet is closed and abandoned as it's just too unstable to drive.

Indiana is hosting the 2021 NCAA tournament entirely within its borders. To honor this year's unique tournament going all-Hoosier, the state has re-branded one of its main interstate routes, I-70 as the Hoosier Hoops Highway.

Michigan Road beings its journey north through Indiana at the Ohio River town of Madison. It travels northwesterly, diagonally through the state passing through Indianapolis. But, despite the name, it won't take you to Michigan.

This railroad crossing south of Ithaca, Michigan lights up every time a train passes. The problem, there's no road there.

Drivers along Grand River Avenue outside of Portland, Michigan for decades have spotted an iconic farm silo that carries advertising for New Era potato chips.

Those who live around Marcellus and Lawton are likely very familiar with a certain stretch of County Road 352 that often becomes impassable.

MDOT is spending $50 Million to rebuild the intersection of I-94 and M-40. It will look a lot like the double traffic circles at Sprinkle and I-94.

A brief look into the history of road markings will show you that the first time paint was used on a road was 109 years ago