roads

In the early days of highway travel, it was impossible to drive across Canada. The county's early version of the Trans-Canada Highway included a segment that ran across Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

The Governor has promised to get the job done; these formidable pothole trucks could fix the pothole-ridden Michigan roads this Spring.

She's getting some R-E-S-P-E-C-T. The Michigan House of Representatives has approved a bill to rename a road for the Queen of Soul.

It's a 15 hour drive from Raleigh, North Carolina to the Straits of Mackinac, but that didn't stop a subdivision developer in the Tar Heel State from naming a street after Mackinac Island.

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This highway was listed as "impassable" for many years on Michigan maps. The planned route, M-35, was eventually cancelled.

There's a street in the Upper Peninsula that comes about as close as you can get to the twistiness of Lombard in Michigan.

Call this Detroit's point of no return - the Bridge to Canada exits in the city don't allow any return to the United States.

A connected set of Michigan Avenues from Detroit to Chicago was envisioned to be the "longest street in the world."

The road runs between New Buffalo and Kalamazoo, mostly bypassed nowadays by travelers on Interstate 94. Ever wonder about its history and how it got its name?