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    Detroit's Eastbound I-96 Ramp to EB I-94: Closure for Bridge Work

    2024-01-07
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    In a move aimed at infrastructure improvement, the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) has announced the temporary closure of the eastbound I-96 ramp leading to eastbound I-94 in Detroit. Commencing at 5 a.m. on Monday, January 8, 2024, the closure is scheduled for necessary bridge work and will persist until the culmination of January.

    This decision underscores MDOT's commitment to ensuring the safety and longevity of the region's transportation infrastructure. The bridge work necessitates the complete closure of the eastbound I-96 ramp to eastbound I-94, impacting traffic flow for a significant portion of the month.

    To mitigate the inconvenience for commuters and travellers affected by this closure, MDOT has arranged a detour route. Ramp traffic destined for eastbound I-94 will be rerouted via eastbound I-96 and then directed onto northbound I-75, facilitating a return to eastbound I-94 via this alternative route.

    While the temporary closure presents a temporary disruption to the usual flow of traffic, this strategic decision aligns with MDOT's broader mission of ensuring the safety, durability, and efficiency of the state's transportation networks. The bridge work planned during this closure period is an integral part of ongoing efforts to maintain and enhance Detroit's critical infrastructure.

    Motorists and commuters in the affected areas are encouraged to plan their routes accordingly, taking into account the detour and potential delays resulting from the temporary closure. MDOT, in conjunction with its construction crews, aims to complete the necessary bridge work efficiently and effectively, thereby minimizing disruptions to the travelling public while prioritizing public safety.

    This temporary closure represents a proactive measure undertaken by MDOT to address crucial infrastructure needs, affirming the department's ongoing commitment to maintaining and improving Michigan's transportation systems for the benefit of residents, businesses, and visitors alike.


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