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Georgia DOT allocating over $145 million for transportation infrastructure, safety projects

The largest investment will be used to build a new bridge and related infrastructure carrying US 82 over the Flint River in Dougherty County.

Miles Smith

WisDOT receives $72.8 million grant to improve freight and passenger rail service

This award is the largest non-highway discretionary grant and the largest rail grant WisDOT has received to date through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

Miles Smith

Federal Highway Administration makes $43 million available for Hurricane Helene repairs

Some of the funding will be used to re-open and re-establish the roads and bridges in the national forests of North and South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia.

Adam Rollins

Michigan to use $352 million to replace bridge, rehabilitate interstate

MDOT will use the funds to replace the deteriorating River Raisin freeway bridge.

Miles Smith

Knoxville airport unveils $700 million improvement plan

McGhee Tyson Airport in Knoxville has announced a 10-year, $700 million expansion and renovation initiative, dubbed Flight Plan.

Miles Smith

$798 million amendment pushes LA-area rail extension closer to finish line

The line is being built along the former Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe right-of-way purchased by Metro in the early 1990s.

Brady Pieper

Bus rapid transit project in Minnesota secures $85 million for electric buses and infrastructure

The city of Rochester will use the funding for electrified buses and charging infrastructure on one of the city’s most heavily traveled roads.

Keaton Peters

Kansas to begin $278 million freeway upgrade with help from federal grant

The initiative targets a section of highway where the crash rate is more than 2.5 times the state average, with nearly half of all incidents being rear-end collisions at lower speeds.

Brady Pieper

Chicago DOT launches pilot program to install mobile imaging technology for enhanced roadside safety

The Smart Street Pilot Program will allow the city to install cameras on city poles, city-owned vehicles and Chicago Transit Authority buses.

Jerrod Kingery

California ports receiving $1 billion for shift to zero-emission operations

About 40% of containerized imports in the U.S. come through ports in California, as well at 30% of the nation's exports.

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