Interactive map of Michigan's transportation asset management system.

TAMC is a resource for independent, objective data on the condition of Michigan's roads and bridges and a resource for implementing the concepts of Asset Management.

The dashboards depicted below show the condition, operation, and investment in Michigan's public road system. Pavement condition information is based on paved surface ratings for state highways as well as roads under the jurisdiction of Michigan's counties, cities and villages.

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The 2023 Monterey County Bike Map update is complete! The Transportation Agency recently updated the Bike Map to incorporate the bicycle and pedestrian wayfinding routes identified in the Regional Wayfinding Plan and any other bicycle facilities built in the county since the 2016 bike map was printed.

Since 2003 the TAMC has required road agencies to collect and submit roadway condition information based on PASER. That information has been used to generate annual reports, populated interactive maps and generate a wide range of performance measures presented in …

2024年8月28日 · The gauges from the dashboards show the condition, operation, and investment in Michigan’s public road system from the Transportation Asset Management Council (TAMC) website. By viewing the gauges you can measure the performance of the Crawford County Road Commission (CCRC) and compare the performance of roads under the jurisdiction of the ...

To view pavement and bridge conditions in Macomb County, click on the Transportation Asset Management Council (TAMC) map below. Road and bridge condition map. Adequate funding, dedicated investment, and efficient planning are needed to fix and maintain our region’s greatest asset – our transportation infrastructure.