FAST-TRAC: A New Solution to an Old Problem

Oakland County, Michigan, is one of the fastest growing counties in the United States. Unfortunately, there simply isn't enough money available to build new roads or widen existing roads fast enough to keep up with the growth. As a result, many roads in Oakland County are congested. More about FAST-TRAC >> Oakland County: The safest roads in the world The Road Commission for Oakland County (RCOC), in 1978, made safety it's top priority. That effort has paid off. Today, Oakland County roads have one of the lowest fatality rates in the world for a community its size, with .47 fatalities per 100 million vehicle miles of travel.

Press Releases

8/20/2008 - PROJECTS THAT COULD DELAY TRAFFIC ON RCOC ROADS AUG. 20 THROUGH AUG. 27, OR MAY START SHORTLY THEREAFTER 8/15/2008 - RCOC PUBLIC HEARING ON 2009 BUDGET WILL BE AUG. 28 8/15/2008 - SASHABAW ROAD OPENED JUST NORTH OF CLARKSTON INTERSECTION, BUT INTERSECTION DELAYS EXPECTED FOR NEXT WEEK 8/4/2008 - HEAVY MAINTENANCE WORK TO EXTEND TO ORCHARD LAKE ROAD IN FARMINGTON HILLS

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