The Restore I-94 project is moving forward in Detroit. MDOT is overseeing the effort, which is now entering its next phase. Details about the project's progression are being shared by MDOT's Bill Erben.
He is discussing the upcoming construction phase and its impact on sections of I-94. For more information about the Restore I-94 project and its construction plans, readers can refer to the source for further details and updates from MDOT's Bill Erben.
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