Adopt-A-Highway

Fall is in the air as volunteers prepare for the year's last Adopt-A-Highway pickup along state roadways. Participants in the Michigan Department of Transportation program will be picking up litter beginning on Saturday, September 20th and running through Sunday, September 28th...

The Michigan Department of Transportation is reminding motorists to be on the lookout this weekend as the year's second Adopt- A-Highway pickup begins this weekend. Thousands of volunteers will pick up litter along state roadways beginning Saturday and running through Sunday, July 20th...

The last Adopt-A-Higway pickup of the year begins Saturday and runs through September 29th. Volunteers in the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) program have been picking up litter along state highways since 1990. There are three scheduled Adopt-A-Highway pickups every year: one each in spring, summer and fall...

Motorists should be on the lookout for Adopt-A-Highway volunteers picking up litter along state highways beginning this Saturday. Participants in the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) Adopt-A-Highway program will be cleaning up highway roadsides from July 13 to 21, the second of three scheduled pickups this year...

Spring cleaning begins this Saturday for highway roadsides in lower Michigan. Volunteers participating in the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) Adopt-A-Highway program will pick up litter along state highways from April 13-21, the first of three scheduled pickups this year...

This year's final Adopt-A-Highway litter pickup begins Sept. 22 and runs through Sept. 30. Motorists should be on the lookout for volunteers wearing bright yellow-green safety vests in the highway right of way. There are three scheduled pickups a year in the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) Adopt-A-Highway program: one each in the spring, summer and fall...

Almost 3,200 volunteer groups will clean up litter among more than 7,200 miles of Michigan highway as the year's second Adopt-A-Highway pickup gets underway July 14. The pickup will run through July 22, and follows an April cleanup. Adopt-A-Highway, a Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) program, began in 1990...

The state of Georgia has found itself in a sticky situation after the Ku Klux Klan applied to “adopt” a mile-long stretch of highway and keep it clean, a move that would result in a road sign advertising the group’s efforts.

Michigan's highway roadsides will soon get a spring cleaning. Almost 3,200 volunteer groups across the state will pick up litter among more then 7,200 miles of state highway from April 14th to 22nd. It's the first of three pickups this year for the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) Adopt-A-Highway program, which began in 1990...