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The improvements on U.S. Highway 71 north of Willmar have substantially been completed, with all impacted lanes opened.

FAIRFIELD — Five crosswalks in the city will receive new pedestrian warning beacons in 2022 thanks to a 2017 grant of $1.35 million from the Highway Safety Improvement Program. The intersections affected will be Travis Boulevard/Phoenix Drive, North Texas Street/Oak Street, Pennsylvania Avenue/Empir

        Oregon City Council on Monday approved an agreement with DGL Consulting Engineers, LLC, Maumee, to provide engineering services for the design of the Navarre Avenue and Coy Road Safety Improvement Project for $238,983.

Mayor David Uran last month said the roundabout could be opened by the first week in October, but with the delays, that anticipated opening will likely be in mid-October or

Hilliard is moving forward with a feasibility study that includes applying for federal grants to construct a pedestrian bridge on or near the Cemetery Road bridge over Interstate 270.

Today, Governor Whitmer discussed the benefits to Michigan of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act of 20...

Leaders in Goleta are asking residents to give their input on the City's Local Road Safety Plan (LRSP).

DALTON — Travelers have only a few days to speak out on a big change coming for one of Dalton’s premier intersections.

Credit National Capital Industries The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet will temporarily close part of US 60 east in Rowan County on Tuesday, June 1,  for nearly two weeks to replace a deep culvert under the highway. Beginning June 1 and continuing through June 12, contractors will close US 60 just west of Glenwood Hollow Road (about a mile from the county line at milepoint 16.22) to excavate the highway, remove a deteriorated concrete culvert, pour concrete to build a new culvert, then backfil...

ASHLAND — Work starts Tuesday on Kentucky Transportation Cabinet improvements at two Ashland-area intersections to boost traffic flow and reduce crashes, according to a news release.