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Aerial rendering of the proposed 375 corridor design facing southbound after the existing I-75 interchange and Gratiot Avenue, featuring landscaped medians, multi-lane roadways, and improved intersections.

Reimagining the 375 Project


The pause in the 375 project allows us to strengthen the foundation that will make this project truly transformative. MDOT, the City of Detroit, Downtown Detroit Partnership, and The Kresge Foundation have deepened our collaboration to recognize this is not just rebuilding a roadway but that doing the necessary work in rebuilding trust and creating a model for how major infrastructure projects can advance community priorities. Our joint commitment ensures the community will help determine what gets built and how it serves their needs.

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Explore project details, stay updated on progress, join upcoming events, and learn about programs for businesses and local Detroiters.

Aerial rendering of the proposed 375 corridor design above East Lafayette Street in Detroit, featuring landscaped medians, multi-lane roadways, and improved intersections.

Proposed Changes
and Why


375 is evolving into a new surface-level street designed to prioritize people, fostering a more accessible and vibrant city for everyone.

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Construction
Updates


Read latest updates on 375 construction activities, including detour routes, road closures, and ongoing work in the project area.

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Public
Engagement


The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) hosted its twelfth community meeting on Thursday, Nov. 13, 2025, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

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Workforce Development


MDOT is committed to honoring Detroit’s legacy of workforce and business diversity through a program that prioritizes the inclusion of Detroit businesses and workers.

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We want to Hear from you!

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Additional Resources

Community Calendar


Stay connected by attending community meetings, participating in engagements, and sharing your input.

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Meeting Summaries


Catch up on past community meetings, presentations, and feedback shared with the project team.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)


Review the project’s frequently asked questions.

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The 375 Project

By removing the outdated freeway and constructing a modern street, we are
designing safer streets, expanding access to key destinations, and ensuring that
local voices shape the future of this corridor.

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