LADOTD gives green light to $88 million loan for highway project
Loan, along with $38 million in other federal funding, will support the first phase of the $268 million project
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USDOT awards $52.8 million for Illinois rural roads safety project
Program focuses on quality-of-life improvements in rural areas by investing in roads, bridges and other infrastructure that support passenger and freight mobility and safety
Idaho invests $100 million in local transportation projects
Grants to help local jurisdictions defray local property taxes by mitigating impact of state highway projects on local roads or economically significant local projects
Oregon, Washington receive $600 million for bridge project
Both states collaborating on the Interstate Bridge Replacement Program, which includes replacing aging bridge and transportation infrastructure nearby
Ohio greenlights $73 million in traffic safety projects
Funds will go to 25 projects across 19 counties from FY 2024 through FY 2029. Largest funding portion, $46.2 million, will support 14 roundabout construction projects
DOT awards $817 million in third round of safer streets funding for 2023
Communities nationwide that will receive grants from the DOT’s Safe Streets and Roads for All program. DOT announced the grants, totaling $817 million, this week
DOT awards $645 million in grants to make rural transportation safer
Funds will make transportation in rural communities better, safer, and more reliable, U.S. Transportation Secretary says
New York investing $100 million for roads ravaged by extreme weather
Funds will help renew state roadways while lengthening their lifespan. Roadwork on the projects is scheduled to begin in spring 2024.
Houston-area rapid-transit project receives federal environmental OK
Line will provide high-capacity service to four colleges and universities as well as major employment and healthcare hubs. The line is projected to break ground in 2024
Virginia to invest $497 million to improve Interstate 64
The state of Virginia will spend a combined $496.9 million on a pair of highway projects that will rehabilitate bridges and improve a major interchange ramp as part of the state’s broader effort to improve Interstate 64
