HANNIBAL – The following is a list of general highway maintenance work the Missouri Department of Transportation has planned in the Northeast Missouri region for the next few weeks.
All road closures and planned roadwork may be viewed on the Traveler...
CLAY COUNTY – The Missouri Department of Transportation is conducting resurfacing operations on northbound and southbound I-35 between Pleasant Valley Road to Fishing River Bridge resulting in various lane closures. Work began on Monday, March 31 and...
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The following is a list of general highway maintenance and construction work planned in the mid–Missouri area June 9 – 15, 2025. Weather conditions may postpone scheduled work. Many projects will include lane closures which coul...
To carry out its duty to the citizens of Missouri, MoDOT utilizes facilities systems valued at over $163 million. These facility systems are comprised of office buildings, maintenance buildings, cold storage, gasoline/petroleum storage, chemical...
MoDOT ‘s fleet equipment is necessary for maintaining roads and bridges to meet customers' needs. The department's fleet, with a replacement value of over $578 million, is aging due to limited funds for fleet investment.
MoDOT‘s fleet equipment, with a replacement value of $591 million, is necessary to maintain roads and bridges to meet customers' needs. As the department’s fleet ages due to limited funds for fleet investment, monitoring the condition helps assess...
MoDOT owns and maintains 49 truck parking, rest area and welcome center facilities, with 19 being rest areas and welcome centers.
MoDOT has identified 37,657 barriers within its right of way needing to be repaired or constructed to meet the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). A transition plan was established to correct these barriers by August 2027.
Missourians have repeatedly told MoDOT that keeping roads smooth is a top priority. Over the years, MoDOT has been able to fund pavement improvement projects on thousands of miles of state highways.
The public has indicated that keeping Missouri’s existing roads and bridges in good condition should be one of the state’s highest priorities.
