Portal:Michigan highways/Did you know/May 2017

... that M-10 (Lodge Freeway, pictured) in the Detroit area is named for John C. Lodge, a former Detroit mayor?
... that the Seney Stretch (pictured) along M-28 is {{convert|25|mi}} of "straight as an arrow highway" commonly called the most boring highway in the state?
... that US 127 and US 223 were going to be upgraded to become part of I-73?
... that the last {{convert|8|mi|km|spell=in}} of US 45 in the country to be paved were in the Military Hills area of eastern Ontonagon County, connecting the Gulf of Mexico and Lake Superior with a hard-surfaced road in 1959?
... that the first M-65 was replaced by US 23, and the current M-65 replaced two different sections of US 23?