USDOT granting over $1 billion to nationwide roadway safety advancements
The goal of these projects is to make the country's roadways safer for drivers, passengers, cyclists and pedestrians.
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Kentucky receives $44 million to increase street safety, mobility
Award will advance county and municipal efforts to rebuild downtown areas, develop complete streets and reconnect community hubs
PennDOT to fund $51 million in multimodal transportation initiatives
Funds come from program to enhance pedestrian safety, develop communities and further transportation revitalization
Missouri cities awarded $32.2 million for trails, road improvements
Grants awarded through federal Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE) program
New York spending $98 million to improve alternative transportation
Projects include building sidewalks, shared-use paths and other infrastructure that facilitate non-motorized modes of travel
Florida to build $257 million interchange to reduce congestion
Current Interstate 95 interchange is outdated, featuring deficient median opening spacing and driveway connections
Ohio investing $41 million for roadway, pedestrian safety projects
Projects designed to help protect pedestrians and prevent roadway departure crashes.
Jacksonville using federal funds to reconnect disadvantaged communities
$147 million will support projects to reconnect 14 disadvantaged neighborhoods via an approximately 30-mile trail
San Antonio to improve streets, increase multimodal accessibility
City to use $41.6 million to reconstruct roads, build sidewalks and improve drainage
Texas town to invest $31.6 million in sidewalk repairs
Upgrades are part of an evolving effort to assess pedestrian infrastructure and promote a safe city for walking
