Entrants to MITA's Pothole Pocketbook Contest this year spent nearly $15,000 in Car Repairs.

The Michigan House announced an infrastructure funding plan today.

Big Rapids man had bad luck and good luck when it came to hitting a pothole.

The Detroit News favors using the surplus state cash for road repairs.

Governor Snyder brings his relentlessly positive outlook about road funding to Holland, MIch.

Nicole VanPutten of Kalamazoo is the first winner of the Pothole Pocketbook Contest and will receive $500 for pothole-related repairs to her vehicle.

LE&A;/Denno Research survey shows 60% of citizens willing to pay more to fix roads.

Manufacturers and growers depend on a quality transportation system to get their products to market, and one-third of Michigan’s roads are already crumbling in poor condition.

"There’s no doubt about the need for the spending. This is not money for new roads, or bridges to nowhere. This is merely, transportation experts agree, the minimum necessary to prevent the state’s current roads and bridges from completely crumbling."