This story originally appeared in the Lansing State Journal. Read more here. The Capitol lawn was a sea of neon orange and yellow Sept. 3 as an estimated 4,000 contractors, road construction workers and labor union members called for long-term sustainable road funding in Michigan. Workers wearing their bright vests and T-shirts, plus the occasional […]| Fix MI State
This story originally appeared in WLNS 6 News. Read more here. Thousands of Michigan workers at the State Capitol on Wednesday afternoon as part of the “Save Our Jobs, Fund Our Roads” rally, calling on lawmakers to pass a “long-term, equitable, and sustainable road funding plan.” “Michigan cannot afford any more delays in enacting a […]| Fix MI State
This press release was released by TRIP on August 28, 2025. Roads and bridges that are deteriorated, congested or lack some desirable safety features cost Michigan motorists a total of $17.3 billion statewide annually – $2,921 per driver in the Detroit urban area – due to higher vehicle operating costs, traffic crashes and congestion-related delays. […]| Fix MI State
As summer travel around Michigan picks up and potholes remain a persistent threat, Fix MI State has announced five new winners of the Pothole Payback contest,| Fix MI State
As pothole season continues to damage vehicles and frustrate drivers, Fix MI State has named the first five winners of the Pothole Payback contest, providing| Fix MI State
This story originally appeared in Mid-Michigan Now. Read more here. LANSING, Mich. – Michigan is entering peak pothole season, which could hurt the wallets of Michigan drivers. To raise awareness and push for action from state leaders, Fix MI State is launching the ‘Pothole Payback’ contest. The contest will offer motorists a chance to receive […]| Fix MI State
Read the full story by Chad Livengood in the Detroit News here.| Fix MI State