The drive from Muskegon to Ann Arbor covers approximately 230 kilometers and typically takes 2.5 hours. You will take I-96 East toward Lansing, then transition to US-23 South. This route takes you through the heart of Michigan's capital region. Traffic is generally smooth, though it can build up near Lansing and Ann Arbor during peak hours. It is a very common route for students and commuters.
Total Distance: 230 km driving distance; 200 km straight-line air distance.
Use the I-96/US-23 interchange carefully as it is a major junction.
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