AASHTO outlines path to more efficient project funding
AASHTO maintains that certain regulations and processes are impeding efficient project delivery, introducing unnecessary costs, risks and delays.
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WVDOT finalizes $87.5M deal to replace closed bridge
The state has agreed to commit matching funds from other federal and non-federal cash resources for the project.
Springfield advances rail project with $157M federal boost
USDOT has fully obligated $157.1 million in federal funding for the final segment of the SRIP, ensuring that construction can continue.
USDOT announces grants for regional infrastructure upgrades
Awards may be used to fund technical resources, planning and project development through innovative financing and delivery methods.
USDOT commits $3.2B to infrastructure
The U.S. Dept. of Transportation is seeking to push out existing obligations and move projects forward.
Nearly $1B available for road safety improvement grants
All projects must work toward preventing fatalities and serious injuries of pedestrians, bicyclists, public transportation users, motorists and commercial vehicle operators.
Florida cities, county to spend $35 million on mitigating dangerous roadway conditions
The awards will be used to implement safety countermeasures, install dedicated paths for non-motorized travelers, redevelop roadways and enhance public transportation accessibility.
New Mexico invests in supply chain sovereignty, clean mobility
These projects will work to mitigate flood risks, reconstruct roads, plan supply chains and build mobility hubs across the state.
Ohio receives $38 million to improve high-crash corridors
The funding will be used to reconstruct interchanges, build roundabouts, develop shared-use pathways and reduce the number of travel lanes
Pennsylvania to spend $86 million to develop infrastructure, reconnect communities
Projects will increase non-motorized travel safety and ensure communities are connected with critical amenities.
