The Grand River Overflow Bridge on U.S. Route 136 in Princeton is in need of a bridge deck replacement. The bridge was built in 1971 and carries approximately 1917 vehicles per day.
MoDOT and consultants from HDR, Inc. are designing a project to...
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Missouri Route 185, northwest of Potosi, is now open. Construction crews working with the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) completed the replacement of the bridge deck (driving surface) over Swan Branch and were...
The Missouri Route 185 bridge over Swan Branch in Washington County, north of Potosi, is slated for a deck replacement in 2026. Built in 1961, the supporting structures are in good condition, but the bridge deck is in need of replacement. The new...
ST. CHARLES COUNTY – Crews with the Improve I-70 Warrenton to Wentzville Project will shift all eastbound Interstate 70 lanes to the left and reduce lane widths to 10-foot lanes at Route Z starting overnight from 9 p.m. Monday, September 14. This...
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...
The Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission live streams the open meetings, when possible. Below are links to video recordings of previous meetings.
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The Missouri Department of Transportation is planning safety and mobility improvements at the intersections of Route B (Paris Road) and East Brown Station Road, and Missouri Route 763 (College Avenue) at both University Avenue and Rollins Street.
These locations were identified through safety evaluations that considered crash history, traffic conditions, and pedestrian activity. The proposed improvements are designed to enhance visibility, improve traffic signal operations and create safer, more predictable crossings for pedestrians while maintaining efficient traffic flow for motorists.
At the southern intersection of Paris Road and East Brown Station Road, planned improvements modify the existing pedestrian crossing layout to make pedestrians more visible to motorists and improve visibility for drivers approaching the intersection. Signal timing enhancements are also being evaluated to further enhance safety.
At College Avenue and University Avenue, the project would update traffic signal operations to provide safer movements for both pedestrians and vehicles. Improvements at the nearby Rollins Street intersection would support the updated signal timing and improve overall traffic operations along the corridor.
These projects are funded through MoDOT’s safety program, which includes improvements for locations identified as having opportunities to better protect pedestrians and other vulnerable road users.
