MoDOT reveals spending plan, focused largely on maintenance
Despite a historic increase in revenue, Missouri has only enough money to maintain its transportation infrastructure while making modest, or desperately needed, improvements.
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Despite a historic increase in revenue, Missouri has only enough money to maintain its transportation infrastructure while making modest, or desperately needed, improvements.
The Bicentennial Edition of the Official Missouri Highway Map celebrates 200 years of travel in the Show-Me State. You can pick up a free copy between Thursday, August 12 and Sunday, August 22 at the Highway Gardens Expo Center at the Missouri State Fair in Sedalia or contact your local MoDOT district office. MoDOT Director of Transportation Planning, Eric Curtit says over a million of copies were requested and picked up in the past two years. He says, “We print 1.3 million maps every two years. While many travelers rely on their smartphones or other GPS systems to get around, a lot of peop...
Columbia Daily Tribune Have an opinion on what state bridges and highways need improving? The Missouri Department of Transportation is now accepting public comments for about the next 30 days for its draft 2022-26 Statewide Transportation Improvements Program plan. The draft plan includes 1,417 highway and bridge projects. About 84% of projects will help maintain roadway current conditions. The draft lists transportation projects planned by state and regional planning agencies for fiscal years 2022 through 2026. Comments can be submitted to STIPcomments@modot.mo.gov, by calling customer se...