$143.7M overhaul coming to LA’s busiest freeway corridor
The improvements are meant to enhance roadway safety, extend pavement life and modernize infrastructure to meet current standards.
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Maine plan directs $3.4B to transportation infrastructure
The work plan outlines the estimated funding totals and costs for all capital projects and programs through 2027.
Washington lawmakers consider $900M funding boost for I-5 bridge project
Legislators are advancing a proposal to issue up to $2.5 billion in bonds, a significant increase from the $1.6 billion initially proposed.
Virginia launches I-81 Corridor Improvement Plan
The department completed a similar study in 2018, which culminated in 65 construction projects worth $3 billion.
PennDOT unveils $537M transportation investment plan for Pittsburgh region
The package includes work on 43 bridges and 551 miles of roadway across three counties.
Texas Senate advances $350M rail safety initiative
The new legislation proposes the creation of a new state grant program to separate dangerous pedestrian, road and railway intersections.
After state study snub, Ohio county pursues private partnership for highway expansion project
The county is looking down a different avenue to fund the project, following the release of a transportation study that did not prioritize the initiative.
North Dakota unveils $3.25 billion transportation plan to improve infrastructure and transit systems
The final plan encompasses nearly all of the state’s current and projected transportation projects and funding required for development.
Arizona DOT receives federal grant to study low-carbon paving materials
ADOT says the research will allow them to integrate environmentally friendly processes into paving projects, such as the use of reclaimed asphalt and recycled concrete pavement.
TxDOT officials break ground on $13 billion Houston highway project
City officials estimate that daily traffic volumes will increase by up to 40% along the designated corridor from levels seen in 2015 through 2040.
