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- Capitol_Loop length "3.859206912".
- Capitol_Loop abstract "The Capitol Loop is a state trunkline highway running through Lansing, Michigan, in the United States that was commissioned on October 13, 1989. It forms a loop route off Interstate 496 (I-496) through downtown near the Michigan State Capitol complex, home of the state legislature and several state departments. The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) has labeled it as Capitol Loop I-496 or CL I-496 on some maps, similar to the Business Loop Interstate nomenclature. However, unlike other business loops in Michigan, it has unique reassurance markers—the signs that serve as regular reminders of the name and number of the highway. It is known internally at MDOT as Connector 496 for inventory purposes. The route follows a series of one-way and two-way streets through downtown Lansing, directing traffic downtown to the State Capitol and other government buildings. Unlike the other streets downtown, the seven streets comprising the Capitol Loop are under state maintenance and jurisdiction.The loop was originally proposed in 1986 as part of a downtown revitalization effort. Almost from the beginning before the highway was commissioned in 1989, it was affected by controversial proposals. Several suggestions by community leaders to rename city streets in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. were rejected. In the end, Logan Street was given a second name, Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard, and the original name was eventually dropped.Meetings beginning in 1999 dealt with rebuilding the streets as part of a downtown beautification project. The project was delayed to accommodate replacing the sewer system under the roadway at the same time as the streetscaping. The downtown business community protested the original scope of construction, and the Lansing City Council threatened to cancel the project in response to the controversy. Instead of losing the investment in the downtown area, the scope of the project was reduced in scale, and the project was completed in 2005, three months ahead of schedule. In 2010, additional controversies surfaced regarding the posting and enforcement of speed limits on city streets in Michigan, including the streets that make up the Capitol Loop. The newest controversy over speed limits is related to compliance with a 2006 state law aimed at eliminating speed traps.".
- Capitol_Loop length "3859.206912".
- Capitol_Loop routeEnd Lansing,_Michigan.
- Capitol_Loop routeEndDirection "East".
- Capitol_Loop routeNumber "496".
- Capitol_Loop routeStart Lansing,_Michigan.
- Capitol_Loop routeStartDirection "West".
- Capitol_Loop routeTypeAbbreviation "BL".
- Capitol_Loop thumbnail Michigan_Hall_of_Justice_Daytime.jpg?width=300.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageExternalLink MDOT_Capitol_Loop_Reopening_129495_7.pdf.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageExternalLink MDOT_capitol_loop_facts_129492_7.pdf.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageExternalLink CapitolLoop.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageExternalLink caploop.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageID "3206923".
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageLength "36976".
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageOutDegree "53".
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageRevisionID "707865138".
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink American_Civil_War.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Annual_average_daily_traffic.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Business_route.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Business_routes_of_Interstate_96.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Category:State_highways_in_Michigan.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Category:Transportation_in_Lansing,_Michigan.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Central_Methodist_Episcopal_Church_(Lansing,_Michigan).
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Concurrency_(road).
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Cooley_Law_School_Stadium.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink File:Michigan-Capitol-2005.jpg.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Grand_Ledge,_Michigan.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Grand_River_(Michigan).
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Impression_5_Science_Center.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Ingham_County,_Michigan.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Interstate_496.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink John_A._Logan.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Lansing,_Michigan.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Lansing_Lugnuts.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Lansing_State_Journal.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Library_of_Michigan.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink List_of_state_trunklines_in_Michigan.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink M-99_(Michigan_highway).
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Martin_Luther_King,_Jr..
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Michigan_Department_of_Transportation.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Michigan_Hall_of_Justice.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Michigan_Legislature.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Michigan_State_Capitol.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Michigan_State_Police.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Michigan_State_Trunkline_Highway_System.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Michigan_Supreme_Court.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink National_Highway_System_(United_States).
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink National_Historic_Landmark.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink National_Museum_of_Surveying.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink National_Register_of_Historic_Places.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Oldsmobile.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink One-way_pair.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink R._E._Olds_Transportation_Museum.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Ransom_E._Olds.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Reassurance_marker.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Special_route.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Speed_limit.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink Speed_limit_enforcement.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink File:Capitol_Loop,_Lansing.jpg.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink File:Michigan_Ave_from_Boji_Tower.jpg.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink File:Michigan_Hall_of_Justice_Daytime.jpg.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLink File:State_Govt_Complex.jpg.
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLinkText "Allegan Street".
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLinkText "Capitol Loop".
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLinkText "Capitol Loop#Street name changes".
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLinkText "East Michigan Avenue".
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLinkText "Michigan Avenue".
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLinkText "Ottawa Street".
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLinkText "West Allegan Street".
- Capitol_Loop wikiPageWikiLinkText "West Ottawa Street".
- Capitol_Loop alternateName "Capitol Loop I-496 , Connector 496".
- Capitol_Loop counties Ingham_County,_Michigan.
- Capitol_Loop directionA "West".
- Capitol_Loop directionB "East".
- Capitol_Loop hatnote "off".
- Capitol_Loop history "--10-13".
- Capitol_Loop lengthMi "2.398".
- Capitol_Loop lengthNotes "Eastbound length is".
- Capitol_Loop lengthNotes "Westbound length is".
- Capitol_Loop location "none".
- Capitol_Loop mapAlt "The Capitol Loop is a highway that loops to the north of Interstate 496 in Lansing, Michigan".
- Capitol_Loop mapNotes "Capitol Loop highlighted in red".
- Capitol_Loop mile "0".
- Capitol_Loop mile "0.451".
- Capitol_Loop mile "0.638".
- Capitol_Loop mile "1.263".
- Capitol_Loop mile "1.331".
- Capitol_Loop mile "1.481".
- Capitol_Loop mile "1.537".
- Capitol_Loop mile "1.553".
- Capitol_Loop mile "1.857".
- Capitol_Loop mile "2.088".
- Capitol_Loop mile "2.398".
- Capitol_Loop nocty "yes".
- Capitol_Loop notes "Capitol Loop turns eastward; one-way traffic starts".
- Capitol_Loop notes "Capitol Loop turns eastward; two-way traffic resumes".
- Capitol_Loop notes "Capitol Loop turns northward".
- Capitol_Loop notes "Capitol Loop turns northward; one-way traffic resumes".