The Gordie Howe International Bridge project is a once-in-a-generation undertaking designed to connect Detroit, Michigan and Windsor, Ontario across the Detroit River. The project will deliver much-needed transportation improvements for international travelers, and will provide opportunities for growth to the Windsor-Detroit Region. With a clear span of 0.53 miles, it features the longest main span of any cable-stayed bridge in North America while also placing it as a top five longest bridge of any kind on the continent. The six lanes of traffic and two multi-use pedestrian paths are engineered to accommodate high levels of commercial and passenger traffic. The project also features a state-of-the-art port of entry on each side of the border. These facilities were developed with advanced customs and inspection infrastructure to improve border processing efficiency, enhance security operations, and reduce delays for all vehicles. Furthermore, the project features the Michigan Interchange that connects the bridge directly to I-75. This interchange will improve regional traffic circulation and provide efficient freight access to major transportation networks. Together, these elements create a cutting-edge transportation network that is expected to enhance cross-border trade and support regional development for decades to come.