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I-94 is the highway running west to east past the southern edge of Ann Arbor. Major towns to the east are Ypsilanti; Romulus, home to Detroit Metropolitan Airport; Detroit, and Port Huron; major towns to the west include Jackson, Battle Creek, Kalamazoo, Benton Harbor, Gary, Indiana, and Chicago.

Contents 1 Real time traffic 2 I-94 exits in Washtenaw County 3 External links 4 Pedestrian crossings of I-94

[edit] Real time traffic

Real time traffic is available from traffic.com

• Eastbound
• Westbound

[edit] I-94 exits in Washtenaw County

• Exit 156: Kalmbach Road, Sylvan Center
• Exit 157: W Jackson Road/Old US-12, Sylvan Center/Chelsea
• Exit 159: S Main St/M-52, Chelsea
• Exit 162: E Jackson Road/Old US-12, Chelsea
• Exit 167: Baker Road, Dexter
• Exit 169: Zeeb Road
• Exit 171: M-14, Ann Arbor/Plymouth/Livonia/Detroit, and to northbound US-23, Brighton/Flint
• Exit 172: Jackson Road/BL-94, Ann Arbor
• Exit 175: Ann Arbor-Saline Road, Ann Arbor/Saline
• Exit 177: State Road, Ann Arbor
• Exit 180: US-23/BL-94, Ann Arbor/Flint/Toledo
• Exit 181: Michigan Avenue/Westbound US-12, Saline/Ypsilanti
• Exit 183: Huron St/Whitaker Road/BR-US-12, Ypsilanti
• Exit 185 (Eastbound only): Eastbound US-12, Willow Run/Dearborn/Detroit
• Exit 186 (Westbound only): Wiard Road, Willow Run
• Exit 187: Rawsonville Road, Rawsonville

[edit] External links

• I-94 at Wikipedia
• I-94 at Michigan Highways

[edit] Pedestrian crossings of I-94

I-94 poses a significant barrier to pedestrians and bicycles at its interchanges. Here are some of the places where you can safely cross.

• Stone School Road - dedicated pedestrian / bicycle lane both sides
• Ann Arbor Railroad - unofficial pedestrian easement between Eisenhower Commerce Center and Varsity Drive