transportation

Lansing is seeking a federal grant to consider projects to benefit residents living near I-496. That could include pedestrian bridges, bike lanes, or green spaces.

A thriving African-American neighborhood once stood in Lansing's I-496 corridor. A new documentary called "They Even Took the Dirt" shows what life was like before the highway came to town.

East Lansing's Transportation Commission is exploring a potential ordinance to prohibit drivers at some intersections downtown from turning right on a red traffic signal.

Data from the state police shows high-traffic roads and one-way streets in Lansing were part of Ingham County’s most dangerous intersections last year.

Mid-Michigan residents could one day be able to take a trail from Lansing all the way through Clinton and Eaton counties without a car, based on a new plan.

Officials are taking advantage of federal grant funding to expand alternatives to motorized transportation and add new connections to the Lansing River Trail system.

The proposal to redesign more than a mile of the Michigan Avenue corridor would make cycling along the corridor easier.

The Capital Area Transportation Authority is launching a new route for the first time in three years. Route 18 will link neighborhoods like those near the…

With temperatures warming in recent days, county road commissions are beginning to enforce weight restrictions for commercial trucks on some roads.The…

Lansing’s Capital Area Transportation Authority (CATA) is teaming with services in Clinton and Eaton counties to provide free transportation to COVID-19…