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.
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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.
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
USDOT allocates $114 million to make rural roads in Oklahoma safer
Loans, in combination with two prior loans, will improve 111 miles of rural roads
Another $1.8 billion for street projects is now available
Work on these projects should be under way by November of this year, and funding of this type will continue to be available through 2028
New rule to protect first responders during accidents involving hazardous materials
Rule requires all railroads to generate hard copy and electronic documents detailing real-time information on train shipments transporting hazardous materials
Portland, Maine, neighborhood project will reconnect communities
City plans multimodal connections to connect historic neighborhood with city, improve pedestrian and bicyclist accessibility and enhance safety for motorists and public transit users
More than $180 million in grants available for road safety projects
Funding opportunities are available through five discretionary grant programs
Feds set aside $9.9 billion for state transportation projects
DOT publishing early apportionment tables to allow transit providers nationwide to move forward with applications for FY 2024 funds
