MoDOT has identified 37,657 barriers within its right of way needing to be repaired or constructed to meet the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). A transition plan was established to correct these barriers by August 2027.
Missourians have repeatedly told MoDOT that keeping roads smooth is a top priority. Over the years, MoDOT has been able to fund pavement improvement projects on thousands of miles of state highways.
The public has indicated that keeping Missouri’s existing roads and bridges in good condition should be one of the state’s highest priorities.
The public has indicated the condition of Missouri’s existing roadway system should be one of the state’s highest priorities. Currently, 759 (24 major) structures are in poor condition, 6,599 (142 major) structures are in fair condition and 3,034 (43...
The Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission live streams the open meetings, when possible. Below are links to video recordings of previous meetings.
Registration is now open for the 2025 Missouri Highway Safety and Traffic Conference, September 16-18, 2025. The event is scheduled to be held in person. Click here to register.
As in past years, the conference will feature a diverse, comprehensive...
Meeting minutes from the 2012-current Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission meetings.
List of meeting dates, locations and agendas for the current Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission.
SIKESTON – Route 60 in New Madrid County will be reduced to one lane construction crews perform edge rut repairs.
This section of roadway is located one mile east of the Route 61 interchange near Sikeston, Missouri.
Weather permitting, work...
The driving surface of Interstate 35 between Shoal Creek to Missouri Route 116 and U.S. Route 69 from the intersection of I-35 and Route 116 has deteriorated and is in need of rehabilitation. This multi-year project will remove and replace the...
