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Michigan Highway Construction: Traffic Troubles and Delays

Learn how highway construction in Michigan is causing traffic congestion, delays impacting over 600,000 daily travelers, affecting wages and business income, and raising the debate on short-term inconvenience versus long-term benefits.

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Michigan Highway Construction: Traffic Troubles and Delays

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  1. Michigan Highway Construction: Traffic Tangles Feb. 10th 2006 By: Matt Helms, FreePress Columnist

  2. Who’s Effected? • About 648,000+ travelers per day • If you travel: • I-696 and Northwestern Hwy 335,000 • M-14 80,000 • I-75 80,000 • I-96 153,000 • Southfield Freeway

  3. Delays = Problems! • Delays cause problems • Value of Time • Lost Wages • Lost Business Income Lengthy trips means less people want to travel

  4. X-Y Axis plane

  5. Vehicles Area of Highway (sq. mile)

  6. Vehicles Area of Highway (sq. mile)

  7. Vehicles Area of Highway (sq. mile)

  8. Vehicles S D Area of Highway (sq. mile)

  9. Construction takes over the road! Vehicles S D Area of Highway (sq. mile)

  10. Smaller roads mean more congestion Vehicles S D Area of Highway (sq. mile)

  11. Good or Bad? • Construction means better roads in the future • Construction means longer travel times now • Does a little traffic congestion now mean easier driving later?

  12. Vehicles S Potentially larger roads in the future is less traffic congestion D Area of Highway (sq. mile)

  13. Notables • Detroit Free Press • Reed Saxon photo

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