Grant to help two Houston neighborhoods reduce crashes
The city of Houston will use a $10 million USDOT grant to improve safety in dangerous city corridors
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Grant to help Chicago improve safety on high-crash corridor
Funds will help city revitalize the southwest corridor and repurpose public spaces along connecting roads. Construction is slated for 2026
Colorado to spend $49.7 million for evacuation routes
Money comes from the Rural Surface Transportation Grant Program, a $645 million USDOT initiative that prioritizes quality-of-life improvements in rural areas by supporting road, bridge and other infrastructure projects
Pennsylvania to spend $142 million on congested Pittsburgh roadway
PennDOT will spend an estimated $213.2 million over the next three to five years on the Eastern Pittsburgh Multimodal Corridor Project
Grant to help El Paso improve dangerous intersection
$9.9 million from UDSOT's Safe Streets for All program is part of city's Zero Vision strategy
Phoenix to use $25 million to improve road safety
Plans for high-risk corridor include installing sidewalks, pedestrian beacons, improved crosswalks and better lighting
Austin approves design to replace historic, century-old bridge
Austin will replace a century-old bridge with a modern structure to improve mobility, safety and accessibility
Dallas receives $22 million to improve road safety
Project is a part city’s Vision Zero Action Plan, an initiative to reduce crashes, severe injuries and fatalities on roadways
Massachusetts to replace temporary bridge over Merrimack River
The state of Massachusetts will replace the 40-year-old Rourke Bridge to meet mobility and ADA standards, achieve vehicle capacity demands and increase safety
USDOT awards $66.7 million to reduce crashes in South Dakota’s Black Hills
The South Dakota Department of Transportation will use a $66.7 million grant to improve safety and mobility on US 385 in the Black Hills
