If it feels like Michigan is under permanent construction, that's because it kind of is. Then again, it is orange barrel season, so what else would we expect?

Major Michigan Road Closures This Week

Every week, it seems like another road, bridge, ramp, or highway lane gets shut down somewhere in the state. This week is no exception, with several closures and construction projects expected to hit drivers from Metro Detroit all the way to the Upper Peninsula.

And yes, a few things are happening closer to home, too.

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Genesee County Drivers Should Expect Delays

Aside from the statewide closures we'll get to below, Genesee County drivers already have enough construction to deal with. Between ongoing work on I-75, I-69, Irish Road, and several other local projects, it doesn't take much for a simple trip across town to turn into a frustrating detour.

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Look, nobody enjoys road construction, but the work needs to be done. People complain about Michigan's roads being terrible, then complain when the state actually tries to fix them. The real problem is that it feels like every project starts at the same time.

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Before you hit the road this week, take a few minutes to see which closures could affect your commute, road trip, or weekend plans. Some of the projects are expected to cause major delays, while others may only be a minor pain in the butt.

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