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...
Project will make safety improvements at 31 locations across Franklin and St. Charles Counties.
MoDOT has replaced the U.S. 69 Bridges over the Missouri River between Platte County, Mo. and Wyandotte County, Ks. The new US 69 Missouri Bridge is now open.
Why must new bridges be constructed?
The southbound Route 69 Bridge, commonly referred...
This design-build project improved the flow of traffic around the Interstate 44 and Route 141 interchange.
The Daniel Boone Bridge carries Interstate 64 traffic across the Missouri River between St. Louis County and St. Charles County, Missouri.
In July 2012, the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission selected the Walsh-Alberici joint venture...
The Missouri Department of Transportation, St. Charles County and local municipalities teamed together to allocate $118.2 million towards building Route 364/Page Phase 3. The project included building an improved connection from Page Phase 2 at Route...
Over the past 10 years, there have been 31 traffic crashes at or adjacent to the intersection of U.S. Route 69 and Route EE, just north of Cameron in DeKalb County. After studying the types of crashes and the roadway geometry, MoDOT determined adding...
The New I-64 project included rebuilding and upgrading the pavement, bridges and interchanges between Spoede Road in St. Louis County to just east of Kingshighway Boulevard in St. Louis City. Prior to construction, some of the structures along the I...
The intersection of U.S. Route 169 and Buchanan County Route FF was identified for an intersection improvement project that will improve the turning radius for tractor-trailers. The project also will include resurfacing the intersection and extending...
In just slightly more than 3-and-a-half years, the Safe & Sound Bridge Improvement Program that was expected to take more than five years was completed. Missourians in every county of the state are driving across new and improved bridges that will...
