The 2020s in Michigan may well be remembered at the Detouring '20s with much of the decade under the governorship of Gretchen Whitmer who campaigned famously on the slogan to 'fix the damn roads'.
There's an odd little set of Michigan's state highway system and they are the roads that exist only to connect a state park to Michigan's highway network.
Millions of drivers in the Detroit area use Interstate 275 and many of them share the same question, Why does the highway signs point to Flint when I-275 doesn't go anywhere near Flint?
There are some road signs around Michigan that instruct drivers where to tune for traffic information. Trouble is, in some cases those radio channels no longer exist.
Imagine a series of railroad-style crossing gates to close off freeway access during extreme weather. They are widely used across the snowbelt states, but not in Michigan.