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Today the House Transportation Committee, under the leadership of Hoon-Yung Hopgood (D-Taylor), held the first of three weeks of hearings to determine...

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On Thursday, the House Transportation Committee, under the leadership of Hoon-Yung Hopgood (D-Taylor), will convene three weeks of hearings to determi...

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The Michigan Transportation Team (MTT) says now is the time for legislators to act and fix our transportation system in its new 'Don't Forget About Ou...

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LANSING – Michigan’s more than 90,000 miles of county road and over 25,000 miles of municipal streets face severe funding shortfalls while continu...

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LANSING, Mich. —Michigan is averaging more than 408,000 motor vehicle accidents annually, resulting in nearly 1,300 fatalities, according to a new r...

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LANSING, Mich. — For the first time ever, the Michigan Department of Transportation five-year plan, released today, includes a funding gap of $130 m...

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Lansing, June 27, 2006 – For the last 50 years, Michigan’s Interstate Highway System has remained the most critical link in the state’s transpor...

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Report details condition, impact, use and future needs of Michigan’s Interstate Highway SystemWHO: Frank R. Moretti, Director of Policy and Research...

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Michigan business and labor leaders are joining forces again to tackle Michigan's long-standing practice of underfunding transportation needs.Click on...

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MITA issued a statement in response to a bi-partisan transportation agreement.

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