Every state road that needs repair fixed over 10 years. Michigan's fair share of federal transportation dollars. Trucks pay more in line with the damage they cause. Complex jurisdictions are simplified, and the state takes responsibility for heavily travelled roads. Competition for maintenance work will reduce costs and improve service.
Further reforms squeeze every extra dollar possible to spend on roads.
The most comprehensive and ambitious plan to improve and reform Michigan's transportation system in nearly 50 years. Objectives Dramatically increase the number of miles of roadway that are repaired and resurfaced each year. Reform our transportation system to increase efficiency and accountability, while redirecting the savings to invest in roads. This system of outdated jurisdictional boundaries that have nothing to do with the reality of everyday life and the transportation needs of individuals and businesses promotes inefficiency, discontinuity, and disinvestment in our most heavily travelled roads. Build Michigan II solves this problem and repairs the road.