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Funding is apparently now available to make this a reality!

The city ranked number one when it came to speeding so it is safe to say, motorists need to chill out.

It's part of a $1.8 million box culvert replacement project that will last through this summer.

Motorists using the Haines Road detour for the project should prepare to encounter closures and a revised detour.

It's the fourth year in a row they've earned the #1 spot!

Areas where installation projects are occurring include Duluth and Moose Lake.

The multiple closures take place during the weekend, so their impact will felt by both residents and visitors.

This will impact motorists in the area well into summer.

A temporary inconvenience is coming for motorists who travel near the Bong Bridge.

Duluth motorists will notice a change in the future that will impact traffic flow in an area near UMD.

Safely sharing the road involves some caution and common sense from both motorists and farm equipment operators.

He shared an update on social media Monday (May 1st) and put a timeline on when city residents can expect potholes to be fixed across Superior.