Adam Rollins NYSDOT outlines designs for multibillion plan to reimagine I-787 corridor NYSDOT begins review of Albany’s Reimagine I-787, considering highways, boulevards, and a $2.5B canal to improve riverfront access.
Adam Rollins Pennsylvania plans $225M upgrade for historic Columbia-Wrightsville Bridge PennDOT will invest $225.5 million to rehabilitate the Columbia-Wrightsville Bridge, adding bike lanes, sidewalks and upgrades.
Adam Rollins SCDOT allocates $200M for state’s growing list of bridge repairs SCDOT approves $200M to accelerate bridge repairs and seeks public input to amend the transportation program for future projects.
Lillian Vest SCDOT approves update to $311M U.S. 278 corridor project The SCDOT Commission approved plans for the U.S. 278 Corridor Project, replacing a bridge and improving connectivity.
Veronica Piscitelli California grant advances $116M highway corridor project in Moreno Valley Moreno Valley’s $116 million SR-60 project receives $25.3 million to support land acquisition as final design moves forward.
Veronica Piscitelli Utah DOT plans $195M interstate widening through St. George to improve connectivity Utah will invest $195 million to widen I-15 in St. George, adding lanes and underpasses to improve connectivity.
Adam Rollins Kansas DOT’s $1.2B corridor improvement project advances to design phase Kansas enters design phase for $1.2 billion K-10 Corridor project to widen highways, improve interchanges and enhance safety for drivers and pedestrians.
Strategic Partnerships New Jersey Turnpike Authority hosting final hearing on $6.2B bridge replacement The project plan lists a $6.2 billion budget for the bridge replacement with twin cable-stayed bridges doubling current capacity.
Brady Pieper DOT unveils $5.4B grant opportunity for bridge projects nationwide The grant opportunities will provide support for state and local municipalities to improve the nation’s aging bridge infrastructure.
Adam Rollins New Braunfels to benefit from $1.4B highway expansion The road’s current configuration cannot meet the demand imposed by the area’s growing population.