Transportation
- The corridor is served by the three major interstate highways in Southeastern Michigan — I-75, I-94, and I-96. Further enabling the close collaboration between these institutions, each school is under a two-hour drive of its URC peers.
- The main airport of the region — among the top 20 largest airports in the world — is the Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport (DTW). Both Wayne State University and The University of Michigan are roughly a half-hour drive from the Romulus, MI based airport. However when traveling to East Lansing, the Capital Region International Airport is the most convenient - just a 20 minute commute to the MSU campus.
Travel Time via DTW
- Ann Arbor (UofM) 30 minutes
- Detroit (WSU) 25 minutes
- East Lansing (MSU) 1 hour & 15 minutes
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