Commuters

FAST-TRAC

Faced with insufficient funds to adequately improve our roads, the Road Commission for Oakland County (RCOC) turned to technology, in the form of the Faster And Safer Travel Through Routing and Advanced Controls (FAST-TRAC) program.

Gravel Roads

Gravel roads can cause as much trouble for drivers as they do for RCOC. Drainage problems are common because many of today's gravel roads evolved from trails or cattle paths and were not designed by engineers.

Online Resources

View a variety of online resources and websites related to travel and transportation in the area.

How to Report Potholes

The number of potholes on the 1,700-plus miles of paved county roads and 230 miles of state highways maintained by the Road Commission for Oakland County (RCOC) grows larger every year.

Completed Road Projects

Completed road project from previous years

Road Projects

Learn about current road projects in Oakland County.

Traffic Safety

If you've ever noticed the safety problems that occur when a traffic signal goes "black," you can appreciate the vital 24-hours-a-day, 365-days-a-year mission of the Road Commission for Oakland County's Traffic-Safety Department.

What Is the Road Commission?

In Michigan, all roads fall under one of three jurisdictions. About 8 percent are state highways (which includes interstates). Cities and villages control 17 percent of roads. The remaining 75 percent fall under the jurisdiction of countywide governmental agencies known as road commissions.

Winter Maintenance

Because safety is the number one priority for RCOC, when snow storms hit, we're out there plowing and salting to ensure the roads remain as ice-free as possible. But doing that during a major snow storm can be a real challenge.

Distracted Driving