Just a reminder to us all that the public is willing to invest in our roads and bridges.

Legislative inaction on road funding is costing Michigan taxpayers $2.7 million per day.

It shouldn’t surprise us: lack of investment in infrastructure has resulted in an massive increase in pothole claims to the state.

Detroit Floods: Persistent underinvestment in infrastructure has dire consequences.

A clever, to the point video, that also references the TRIP report.

Two Republican lawmakers hosted a public forum regarding road funding.

Everyone uses the roads, whether they drive vehicles that are electric, hybrid or gas-fueled, but not everyone pays the same to use the roads.

Michigan Municipal League CEO Dan Gilmartin explains in a video why having a strong transportation system is vital to Michigan.

The state that put the world on wheels seems determined that its residents will drive on pothole-filled surfaces. The Legislature has kicked this can down the road far too many times.

This report shows Michigan bridges have significant deficiencies with approximately one-in-eight of the state’s bridges rated structurally deficient