Transportation & Infrastructure

GM plans to offer 30 electric vehicle nameplates worldwide by the middle of the decade.

President Joe Biden to deliver comments on new infrastructure bill and its help for auto industry and environment at GM's Factory Zero on Wednesday.

Michigan is set to receive about $10 billion from the federal infrastructure bill, including money for roads, bridges, public transportation, and water infrastructure. That's in addition to the state’s own budget for those areas, and federal COVID relief money that remains unspent.

Michiganders will be able to register their vehicles for two years at a time under a new state law. The governor signed a bill Wednesday allowing for the extended registration period.

A “remarkable achievement,” that’s how U.S. District Court Judge Judith Levy describes the roughly $626 million settlement in her 178 page opinion.

Michigan's new auto no fault law is destroying its best-in-the nation system of care for survivors of catastrophic auto accidents. Many could soon get the same "awful" level of care as those in other states.

The House recently passed a bipartisan infrastructure spending bill and Michigan is getting ready to spend a significant amount of cash.

The federal infrastructure bill promises Michigan a once-in-a-generation opportunity to fix our built environment—if leaders can rise to the occasion. Also, what the influx of federal money can do for Great Lakes cleanup efforts. Plus, exploring the many shipwrecks of mighty Lake Superior.

A pilot project using a saline solution instead of rock salt last year showed good results. It'll be tested on three stretches of state highways this winter.

Republican State Senator Jim Runestad says political indifference to the desperate plight of auto accident survivors with catastrophic injuries is "the coldest I've seen."