Transportation Enhancement Program News Today

The project, paid for through an IDOT grant, will reduce traffic to one lane, add more parking, and increase green spaces, lighting and benches.

The new bike trail is just over a mile long and is a paved, multi-use path that connects North Oakland Avenue and New Era Road. The path begins just north

The path was funded by a Transportation Enhancement Program grant from the from the Illinois Department of Transportation.

A Galesburg walking and biking path was one of 72 projects selected for the 2023 Illinois Transportation Enhancement Program grants.

PERU - The City of Peru was awarded a grant from the Illinois Department of Transportation Enhancement Program that will make access to parts of town easier for

The new pedestrian and bike path will connect with the existing walking/biking path around Lake Storey.

Governor JB Pritzker and the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) recently announced projects selected for the 2023 Illinois Transportation Enhancement Program (ITEP) grants, including a walking and biking path in Galesburg.

Alternate transportation such as bike and pedestrian paths will be funded throughout the state thanks to the Illinois Department of Transportation Enhancement Program.

CARBONDALE, ILLINOIS (WSIL) -- The City of Carbondale held a meeting over possible changes to its Piles Fork Greenway Multi-Use Path, and if were unable to attend theres still a

The path currently runs along Piles Fork Creek, with termini at East Grand Avenue and East Walnut Street and a spur to South Wall Street.