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Preventing incidents from occurring and learning from the ones that do occur are both vital safety issues.

While the ultimate goal is to eliminate work zone crashes, the goal for this measure is to reduce the number of protective vehicle/truck or trailer-mounted attenuator crashes below the previous 4-year average.

Safe and efficient travel through work zones is a top priority. All crews working in these areas are expected to operate with the highest safety standards, and MoDOT is committed to ensuring this happens. We also ask motorists to do their part by...

Safety is MoDOT’s number one priority. Whether resident, visitor to the state, or highway worker, the ultimate goal is to assure that everyone returns home safely.

When employees leave MoDOT, the department loses a large investment in recruiting, hiring and training its workforce.

Maintaining the right staffing levels is essential for delivering excellent customer service and meeting Missouri’s transportation needs—especially during emergencies—while ensuring resources are used wisely.

State and federal revenue budgets help MoDOT staff do a better job of budgeting limited funds for its operations and capital program.

A traffic incident is an unplanned event that blocks travel lanes and temporarily reduces the number of vehicles that can travel on the road. The speed of incident clearance is essential to the highway system returning back to normal conditions...

This measure tracks the mobility of significant state routes in St. Louis and Kansas City.