Interstate 96 (I-96) is a north-south United States Numbered Highway that serves Michigan, connecting the cities of Lansing, Grand Rapids, and Detroit. This interstate spans approximately 210 miles (340 kilometers), with its southern terminus located in Detroit at the I-75/I-94 junction and the northern terminus situated near the town of Ada, where it becomes M-44.The route primarily follows a straight path through urban areas, passing by significant cities such as Lansing, East Lansing (home to Michigan State University), and Grand Rapids. It is an essential artery for transportation in Michigan, providing a critical connection between the state’s major cities and facilitating travel within the region. The Interstate 96 corridor also serves as a significant commercial route, connecting various industries, businesses, and resources across the state.