roads

A new study looking at fatal crash data shows which Michigan roads see deadly accidents most often. Some of the names on the list might feel a little too familiar.

If you drive in Lansing, you’ll hit potholes. Here’s a list of the worst ones around town — and how to report them so they get fixed fast.

The "Michigan Yellow" describes drivers who speed through yellow lights, often entering intersections seconds after they turn red. This behavior, particularly noted in Lansing, is seen by some as part of local culture.

Got a pothole-filled street in Lansing? The city’s giving you a chance to nominate it for repair — but act before January.

While it's technically possible to tunnel under the Straits of Mackinac, it seems unlikely. Here's how a Mackinac Tunnel would compare to other tunnels around the country and world.

M-46 ends its cross-state journey in downtown Muskegon. But there's something that looks a bit odd about this apparently non-standard Michigan highway sign.

Discover Michigan's intriguing dead end state highways, where roads abruptly stop due to unique geography.

Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula features a unique "end of the road" where US 41 ceases, yet Mandan Road continues to High Rock Bay, a challenging path for overlanders leading to a former NASA site.

Despite its iconic status in Michigan, many non-Michiganders fail to understand the grandiosity of the Mackinac Bridge.

Most Michigan drivers don't know there are two different iterations of US 24 that enter Michigan. Explore the hidden US 24 connector north of Toledo.