A representative from the Michigan Department of Transportation is addressing concerns about road work in the area. MDOT construction engineer Brian Travis is available to answer questions from the public. His focus is on road work and delays that are affecting Metro Detroit.
For more specific information about the construction and its impact, readers can refer to the source for further details and to hear from Brian Travis directly.
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