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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Officials are taking advantage of federal grant funding to expand alternatives to motorized transportation and add new connections to the Lansing River Trail system.
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The proposal to redesign more than a mile of the Michigan Avenue corridor would make cycling along the corridor easier.
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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…
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With temperatures warming in recent days, county road commissions are beginning to enforce weight restrictions for commercial trucks on some roads.The…
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Lansing’s Capital Area Transportation Authority (CATA) is teaming with services in Clinton and Eaton counties to provide free transportation to COVID-19…
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The Michigan Department of Transportation is gearing up for a large reconstruction project on I-496. A public meeting is scheduled Tuesday to discuss the…