During the I-270 North project, crews reconstructed or rehabilitated pavement and bridges; improved the roadway and interchanges to meet modern highway and safety standards; improved accessibility along and across the corridor for transit users...
JACKSON COUNTY - The Missouri Department of Transportation will be conducting bridge maintenance operations on I-70 over U.S. Highway 40. Work will begin on approximately Tuesday, February 18 until Tuesday, March 11. All work is weather permitting.
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The FARM Bridge Program (Fixing Access to Rural Missouri) will replace 31 rural bridges in northern Missouri thanks to a $20.8 million grant from the Federal Highway Administration and $5.2 million from MoDOT. All the bridges being replaced are...
The project’s primary purpose is to construct eastbound and westbound truck climbing lanes near Mineola Hill to enable traffic to flow more safely and efficiently and to replace the bridges within the project limits to accommodate the climbing lanes...
This project will improve 19 bridges along 30 miles of I-44 between Sarcoxie and Halltown (MM29-58). It will replace 13 bridges and rehabilitate six (6) bridges. Existing bridges built as part of original I-44 construction in 1960s. Bridges...
The Champ Clark Bridge, built in 1928, is part of the U.S. Route 54 corridor and spans the Mississippi River connecting Louisiana, Missouri with the state of Illinois. The bridge, built in 1928, is named after James Beauchamp Clark, a former Speaker...
The project’s primary purpose is to maximize the safety and mobility for all traffic along the I-435 corridor from the Three Trails Crossing to the State Line, as well as minimize future maintenance needs. This more-than-three-mile project replaces...
The Castile Creek Bridge on Clinton County Route NN, located a mile east of Route K, is listed in poor condition and in need of replacement. The Missouri Department of Transportation plans to replace the bridge and widen it from one lane to two. The...
The Gentry County Route E bridge over Walnut Fork was built in 1934 and rehabilitated in 1994. The 122-foot long bridge, located southeast of Stanberry, carries approximately 400 cars per day. It is now in poor condition and has a speed reduction for...
