August 16, 2020 – Madison will receive a $4.7M FTA grant to help create a BRT, or Bus Rapid Transit, system in the city. This project is expected to help reduce traffic on Madison’s Isthmus, better connect the east and west sides of the city, and make Metro’s current system “smarter and faster.”
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation will receive a $6.75 million Infrastructure for Rebuilding America (INFRA) grant to complete the last phase of the Merrimac Bridge […]
Story updated August 18, 2020 On March 4, the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) awarded 152 project grants under the one-time $75 million Multimodal Local […]
Local government leaders say the overwhelming popularity of a new Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) grant program points to a continued need to invest in […]
La Crosse-based Kwik Trip’s 120-acre campus produces about 80% of all the food sold in a Kwik Trip store. The products are shipped daily by […]
Work is scheduled to start sooner on 67 highway projects in Southwest Wisconsin as a result of the bipartisan 2019-21 transportation budget. The measure was […]
Madison transportation staff has recommended Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) routes for the West Side and Downtown parts of the city. BRT is a high-frequency, high-capacity, […]
In the City of Darlington, East River Street is in need of reconstruction. It is one of a few roads that have been damaged as […]
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