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West Virginia plans DOT overhaul, investing $1.2 billion in transportation infrastructure

The state is restructuring administrative frameworks and injecting a funds to realign priorities and restore a state of good repair.

Of the planned funding, $3.8 billion is set aside for improving the safety and general conditions of highways and bridges.

USDOT has cleared 1,065 projects worth roughly $10 billion so far this year, from a backlog of 3,200, according to the DOT.

The Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commission has unveiled details to a proposed $4.3 billion rail line.

The project plan lists a $6.2 billion budget for the bridge replacement with twin cable-stayed bridges doubling current capacity.

The funding will expedite three road projects slated for construction in 2026, utilizing a Modified Phased Design-Build method.

The state is opening $34 million in funding opportunities to transition fleets to clean energy, with additional funding on the way.

The aging system needs increasing investments to keep it in a state of good repair for maintenance and operations.

The report proposes the termination of agreements with the potential to rescind previous grants worth nearly $4 billion.

The proposed Sepulveda Transit Corridor Project would create an alternative for 400,000 people who cross the Sepulveda Pass each weekday.