Our goal is to continue to move Toward Zero Deaths on Michigan roads. Together with our federal, state, and local safety partners, we will continue to build a successful highway safety program that focuses on flexible and effective partnerships that integrates the work of all disciplines and agencies involved in highway safety.
We cannot, and should not, accept traffic fatalities as a part of our everyday life. That is why Michigan's goals are in line with national traffic safety goals to reduce fatalities and serious injuries. MDOT limits DBB ATCs to the maintenance of traffic. Motorists are advised to use an alternate route. Road traffic fatalities is a crisis across Michigan and the United States. Reclaim and resurface Hwy 1 east of Effie from Deer Lake to east junction of Hwy 65. Michigan DOT (MDOT) utilized DBB ATCs for the rehabilitation project on I-75 in the Bay Region in 2014. Additional Information: Wade Vancleave Rd eastbound will be closed by the City due to along term bridge replacement project. In 2021, more than 1,130 people were killed on Michigan's roads and more than 42,900 people were killed in traffic crashes across the United States. Reduce serious injuries from 5,586 in 2018 to 4,994 in 2022.Įvery year traffic crashes on Michigan roads cause loss of life and billions of dollars in economic losses. Reduce fatalities from 974 in 2018 to 945 in 2022.
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