Over $18 billion in transportation projects coming to Houston
Transportation Improvement Plan covers projects approved for public funding and are likely to break ground in the next four years
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Jacksonville using federal funds to reconnect disadvantaged communities
$147 million will support projects to reconnect 14 disadvantaged neighborhoods via an approximately 30-mile trail
Virginia to use $34.7 million to increase road resiliency, monitor inclement weather
Funding was made available through grants administered by the U.S Department of Transportation
Designer chosen for multi-billion-dollar New Jersey roadway project
Turnpike Authority spearheading a modernization and safety program to rebuild the Newark Bay-Hudson County Extension
Bridges, wildlife underpasses planned for Palm Springs, California
Coachella Valley Association of Governments will use $74.9 million to build bridges, wildlife under-crossings, a transportation pathway and solar-shaded area
Federal grants to help disadvantaged communities plan transportation projects
Funds will go to three national and six regional teams, called Thriving Communities Capacity Builders, who will then use the funds to assist local communities
San Antonio to improve streets, increase multimodal accessibility
City to use $41.6 million to reconstruct roads, build sidewalks and improve drainage
Wisconsin allocates $106 million for road and bridge improvements
Over $100 million is allocated for General Transportation aids, which help local jurisdictions fund road maintenance projects
Portland, Maine, neighborhood project will reconnect communities
City plans multimodal connections to connect historic neighborhood with city, improve pedestrian and bicyclist accessibility and enhance safety for motorists and public transit users
$830 million to make transportation infrastructure more climate resilient
Funds will flow to 80 projects to help prepare transportation infrastructure for the impacts of flooding, extreme heat, sea-level rise
