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Will Carleton Road to 6 Mile Road Revive 275

Last updated: August 9, 2022

Lane Closures

Northbound and southbound I-275 has two lanes open from Eureka Road to 5 Mile Road until late November 2022

Ramp Closures

Southbound I-275 ramp to Ecorse Road is closed for reconstruction through mid September

Detour routing is to take southbound I-275 to Eureka, Eureka to northbound I-275 to Ecorse

Ecorse to southbound I-275 Ramp is closed for reconstruction through late August

Detour route:

Take I-275 northbound to Michigan Ave to southbound I-275

Northbound I-275 ramp to westbound M-14 and eastbound M-14 to northbound I-275 ramps are closed for emergency work through late August

Detour: take eastbound I-96 to Newburgh, turn around and take Newburgh to westbound I-96

Eastbound M-153/Ford Road to southbound I-275 ramp is closed through late August

Detour is northbound I-275 to Ann Arbor Road back to southbound I-275 from Ann Arbor Road

Southbound I-275 ramp to Ford Road is closed through mid August

Detour route will be southbound I-275 to Michigan Ave to Northbound I-275

Eastbound and Westbound M-14 to southbound I-275 ramps are closed for road and ramp reconstruction through early September

For The detour is to take eastbound M-14 to Farmington Road, make a U-turn to take westbound I-96 back to northbound I-275

MDOT will work with Wayne County for traffic signal adjustments as needed.

Westbound M-153 (Ford Road) to southbound I-275 loop ramp is closed through December 2022

The detour will be westbound M-153 (Ford Road) to Northbound I-275, to westbound Ann Arbor Road to southbound I-275. Signal timing at I-275 and Ann Arbor Road will be adjusted accordingly on an as-needed basis. This closure is needed for the safety of both motorists and construction crews. 

The westbound US-12 (Michigan Avenue) ramp to southbound I-275 is closed until December 2022

The westbound Ann Arbor Road ramp to southbound I-275 is closed until December 2022

Local Roads

Westbound Ecorse Road between I-275 and Haggerty is down to one lane through early September

Eastbound Ecorse Road from Haggerty to I-275 is down to one lane through late August

Eastbound Plymouth Road is down to one lane over I-275 through early August

Schoolcraft Road from Newburgh Road to Richfield Street has one lane closed through late August

Schoolcraft Road under I-275 has intermittent lane closures through early Fall

Metro Trails

I-275 Metro Trail at Michigan Ave is closed through late August

Northbound and southbound I-275 Metro Trail between Ecorse and Van Born is closed through early September

The Metro Trail between Hannan Road to westbound I-94 is closed through early August

Fence replacement may require temporary removal of fencing during construction.

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Construction Zones

A majority of this segment is funded by the Rebuilding Michigan program, which is focused on the state highways and bridges that are critical to the state’s economy and carry the most traffic. This segment is funded by the Rebuilding Michigan program, which is focused on the state highways and bridges that are critical to the state’s economy and carry the most traffic. Several sections of the Metro Trail will be improved.

Construction on I-275 will take place over a four-year period and will not be closed.

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Improvements (from Will Carleton North to Northline Road)

A majority of this segment is federally funded, which is focused on the state highways and bridges that are critical to the state’s economy and carry the most traffic.

  • Roadway improvements
    • Northbound/southbound concrete pavement repairs
    • Interchange concrete pavement repairs/asphalt resurface
  • Bridge improvements (9 bridges)

Rebuilding (from Northline Road to 6 Mile Road)

  • Roadway reconstruction
  • Drainage improvements
  • Bridge improvements and rebuilding (56 bridges)
  • Traffic signal improvements
  • New signs
  • New intelligent transportation system (ITS) technology

This segment is federally funded, which is focused on the state highways and bridges that are critical to the state’s economy and carry the most traffic.

The Metro Trail

  • Improvements to retaining walls and culvert crossings will be made along sections of the Metro Trail
  • Signage will be available at the parking areas and closure itself providing details when closed
  • Closures will be coordinated with Friends of the Metro Trail

Timeline & Progress

What improvements have been completed? What improvements are coming up in the future?

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Photo Gallery

View construction photos of various improvements on the project.

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The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is committed to providing the highest quality integrated transportation service for economic benefit and improved quality of life.

E-mail: MDOT-275Feedback@Michigan.gov

MDOT I-275 Hotline: 248-275-8375