Federal Highway Administration Archives

Upcoming DOT designs to protect motorists, wildlife and waterways are escalating

States are advancing wildlife crossings and fish-passage projects, creating opportunities in bridges, culverts, engineering and fencing.

FHWA provided Indiana $26 million in emergency funding for flood-damaged roads and bridges.

NPS plans a $268 million reconstruction of Yellowstone’s Northeast Entrance Road, including roadway upgrades and six bridges.

Federal officials announced nearly $3 billion in bridge funding for repair, rehabilitation and modernization projects nationwide.

FHWA is proposing ending Buy America waivers and requiring 100% domestic content for federally funded EV chargers under NEVI.

DOT awards $175 million for ferries services and facilities nationwide to support transit and maritime infrastructure.

The SCDOT Commission approved plans for the U.S. 278 Corridor Project, replacing a bridge and improving connectivity.

The council adopted the long-range plan, which expands infrastructure and highways for an estimated four million new residents.

The federal funds will assist states and territories repair damaged infrastructure following natural disasters, such as Hurricane Helene.

The U.S. Dept. of Transportation is seeking to push out existing obligations and move projects forward.