Portal:Michigan highways/Did you know/August 2011


 * ... that M-57 passes Rosie's Diner (pictured) near Rockford, a restaurant that served as the filming location in Little Ferry, New Jersey for a series of Bounty paper towel commercials starring Rosie the Waitress?
 * ... that M-67, a state highway in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, has remained essentially unchanged but the highways connecting to it have changed three times since 1919?
 * ... that the Saginaw Trail's name comes from the Ojibwe word for "where the Sauk were"?
 * ...that the US National Park Service helped to fund improvements to county road H-58 which serves as the main access road to the Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore in the Upper Peninsula?
 * ... that US 10 crosses the Wisconsin–Michigan border via a privately-owned carferry?