“The City is also happy to announce the release of a new platform for reporting truck-related issues such as truck parking, truck idling, and trucks driving on restricted routes to assist with enforcement and further refinement of trucking policies. Residents can report trucking issues to the City using this link: arcg.is/iGDbv0.”

No Truck Traffic:

Livernois between Vernor and I-75 Service Dr.

Dragoon between Vernor and I-75 Service Dr.

Clark between Toledo and I-75 Service Dr.

Scotten between Toledo and I-75 Service Dr.

Grand Blvd. between Toledo and I-75 Service Dr.

Lonyo between St. John and Michigan Ave

Central between Parkwood and Michigan Ave

Toledo between Livernois and Clark

All streets between Vernor, I-75 Service Dr., and Woodmere unless otherwise posted

Local Truck Access and Deliveries Only:

Central between John Kronk and Parkwood

Lonyo between John Kronk and St. John

Vernor between Woodmere and Dix

Vernor between I-75 Service Drive and Livernois

Springwells between Vernor and I-75 Service Dr.

Approved Truck Routes

M-85 Fort Street (MDOT)

US-12 Michigan Avenue (MDOT)

John Kronk

Livernois north of Vernor

I-75 Service Drive

Dix (Wayne County)

Wyoming (Wayne County)

Miller (Wayne County)

Access to the Livernois Junction Intermodal Rail Terminal:

No access from I-75 through residential neighborhoods

Trucks must access using approved truck route

Recommended access using I-94 – Exit 212/212A (Livernois)

Trucks may also use for access to M-85 Fort Street or I-75:

John Kronk to Wyoming

Dix to Miller

City to implement major new truck traffic restrictions in Southwest Detroit effective October 6 | City of Detroit