interstates

Before other states hit the gas, Michigan had I-94: America’s first state-spanning interstate, finished in 1960 and still vital today.

It’s not I-94 or I-96. Michigan’s deadliest highway might surprise you—and it lands among the 10 most dangerous in the country.

Before TikTok, GPS, or even decent coffee, Michigan launched its first official interstate. It wasn’t I-94—it was I-75.

Whatever happened to those plans to connect Michigan to the Carolinas via Interstate 73? Parts of I-73 are being built today, but not in the Mitten State.

There's one little tiny detail that means I-96 technically doesn't qualify as an "interstate".