
The Talking Michigan Transportation podcast features conversations with transportation experts inside and outside MDOT and will touch on anything and everything related to mobility, including rail, transit and the development of connected and automated vehicles.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 282 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Government | |||

Research indicates as many as 2 million vehicles collide with large wildlife in the United States each year, resulting in as many as 200 human deaths, more than 26,000 injuries and billions of dollars in property damage.
Officials in Michigan hope t... more
On this week’s Talking Michigan Transportation podcast, a conversation with Jennifer Roberts, national road usage charge (RUC) discipline lead at CDM Smith, the consultant selected by the Michigan Department of Transportation to study and eventually ... more
This week’s edition of the Talking Michigan Transportation podcast features another conversation with Joann Muller, who writes the Axios Future of Mobility newsletter.
Muller talks about her recent reporting on Amazon’s Zoox (pronounced "zooks") ro... more
On July 27, with little fanfare, the long-awaited Gordie Howe International Bridge (GHIB) opened, creating a vital commercial link between Detroit and Windsor, Ontario.
On this week’s Talking Michigan Transportation podcast, conversations with two p... more
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These people running our state and federal government, as well as governments in other countries are trying to get you used to their Great Reset Agenda, ESG scores, not owning a car and being dependent on public transportation and the government. Look up ‘15 Minute Cities’ . And now the WEF has two locations in Michigan (Detroit and Troy). This is not good! Whitmer is selling our land to Chinese.
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The show spotlights transportation policy, infrastructure funding, safety, and technology through conversations with MDOT officials, state policymakers, and industry experts. Episodes frequently explore asset management, funding mechanisms, work-zone safety, and the adoption of new mobility tech such as connected and automated vehicles, maritime strategy, and regional transit coordination. A standout trait is the practical, policy-forward lens—mixing on-the-ground engineering insights with broader governance, funding, and regulatory context. Listeners likely include transportation professionals, planners, engineers, and public-sector decision-makers seeking actionable takeaways for projects, programs, and partnerships across Michigan and be... more
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Recent guests on Talking Michigan Transportation include:
1. Michael Townley
2. Brian Sarkella
3. Tom Robins
4. Ryan McMahon
5. Elisha Wulff
6. Bill Wahl
7. Gregg Brunner
8. Jonathan Atkins
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