- At Least $250 Million In State Funds Will Be Available For Mobile I-10 Project
- Colorado DOT I-25 North Express Construction Continues Through The Winter
- These are just some of the toll industry developments TRN is following.
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At Least $250 Million In State Funds Will Be Available For Mobile I-10 Project
Alabama Political Reporter notes that in expressing support on Monday for the revival of the I-10 Mobile River Bridge and Bayway Project, Alabama DOT said the state will will commit at least $250 million in construction funding, which is double the amount of an INFRA grant USDOT awarded in 2019. Said Mobile MPO chairman Sandy Stimpson, “Support from the state is critical to moving this project forward and to setting our region of the state up for long-term success. The commitment of at least $250 million is significant, and it is an investment that’s in line with other major infrastructure projects across the state. We know that without action, we risk losing existing federal funding as our traffic problems get worse. We are looking forward to continuing our work to turn this framework into a final plan.”
Alabama Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) Infrastructure Investment Trends US Gov't Transportation FundingColorado DOT I-25 North Express Construction Continues Through The Winter
Coloradoan reports, “It may be winter, but the North I-25 Express Lanes project plods on with impactful lane closures and lane changes starting this week.” The article covers current phases of major construction and notes that the $750 million project is on track for completion in 2023. Tolling is expected to begin in May 2024. In addition to adding express lanes (one in each direction) to 19 miles of the interstate, crews are reconfiguring interchanges, reconstructing 18 bridges and improving bicycle, pedestrian and transit connectivity.
Colorado Colorado Department of Transportation Express LanesThese are just some of the toll industry developments TRN is following.
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