SIKESTON - Route D in Cape Girardeau County will be reduced to one lane as Missouri Department of Transportation crews perform pavement repairs.
This section of roadway is located from Route 61 to Route E.
Weather permitting, work will begin Monday...
ST. LOUIS – Drivers should be aware of several significant lane restrictions and closures this week that could impact travel.
All work is weather permitting.
Crews will close two additional lanes on westbound Interstate 44 between Geyer Road and...
CLAY COUNTY – Crews will close all northbound lanes of NE Vivion Rd. (US 69) between North Oak Trafficway and North Highland Ave. beginning Wednesday, May 6 and continuing until Wednesday, June 3 for repairing damaged communication lines. Motorists...
JACKSON COUNTY– The Missouri Department of Transportation is replacing the 140th St. bridge over I-49 in Grandview, MO that will require the CLOSURE of the 140th St. bridge over I-49 beginning Tuesday, May 5. The demolition of the bridge will begin...
CAMDEN COUNTY – Crews with the Missouri Department of Transportation will be removing fallen rocks from roadside bluffs along U.S. Route 54 through Osage Beach next week. The work along the eastbound and westbound sides of the road will close one...
SIKESTON - Route H in Dunklin and Stoddard Counties will be reduced as Missouri Department of Transportation crews perform pavement repairs.
This section of roadway is located from Route J in Dunklin County to Route U in Stoddard County.
Weather...
MoDOT has constructed or has been responsible for constructing approximately 69 mitigation sites composed of over 600 acres.
JACKSON COUNTY –The Missouri Department of Transportation will be completing pavement repair and roadside work along portions of I-435 that will require the CLOSURE of various lanes and ramps between Three Trails Crossing to State Line this week and...
The continuing and increasing need for stream mitigation to offset impacts from highway construction has prompted MoDOT to seek alternative stream restoration projects that provide greater benefits to stream habitat.
MoDOT evaluates every project and determines whether the project could have a negative impact on any waters of the U.S. including wetlands, streams, and special aquatic sites.
