2026-2030 Five-Year Transportation Program

Key claim: MDOT’s programmed highway, transit, rail, and aeronautics investments for FY2026-2030, adopted by the State Transportation Commission. Names specific projects by year of obligation, so the plan states what the department intends to build and when.

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2026-2030 Five-Year Transportation Program

Contents Introduction from Director Brad Wieferich …1 5YTP Requirements, Objectives and Process … 2 Michigan Transportation Program Portal … 3 Public Outreach and Engagement … 4 2026-2030 5YTP Funding Estimates … 7 2026-2030 5YTP Investments … 9 Highlighting Upcoming FY 2026 Investments … 14 Economic Impacts of 5YTP Investments … 19 MDOT Multimodal Asset Performance Updates … 21 Highway Program Project List … 27 MDOT Contact Information…63 Acronyms …64 Suggested Citation: Michigan Department of Transportation. (2025). Five Year Transportation Program (5YTP), 2026-2030 (27th edition). Accessibility Notice: If you require assistance accessing this information or require it in an alternative format, contact the Michigan Department of Transportation’s (MDOT) Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) coordinator at Michigan.gov/MDOT-ADA.

1 Introduction from Director Brad Wieferich Dear Reader: The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is pleased to present the 2026-2030 Five-Year Transportation Program (5YTP). MDOT updates the 5YTP annually to give the public an opportunity to provide input on MDOT’s progress toward creating and maintaining an equitable, resilient and sustainable transportation system. As required under state statute, this includes a list of transportation projects under MDOT’s authority that are planned for funding and construction over the next five years and represent a $16.1 billion total investment in multimodal transportation. In the 2025-2029 5YTP, MDOT began providing updates regarding its Strategic Plan that better connect the mobility vision established in the State Long-Range Transportation Plan (SLRTP) - Michigan Mobility 2045 (MM2045) - with the recently updated MDOT mission. MDOT has made progress in connecting aspects of the Strategic Plan as they relate to program development and how these improvements will help address the challenges faced by the department to make transportation safer, more reliable and efficient across the state of Michigan. These include in-process updates to MDOT’s investment strategy, the expansion from a five-year transportation program to a 10-year multimodal capital pla

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MDOT’s programmed highway, transit, rail, and aeronautics investments for FY2026-2030, adopted by the State Transportation Commission. Names specific projects by year of obligation, so the plan states what the department intends to build and when.

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