U.S. Department of Transportation’s Post

Hey, Oregon! With funds from President Biden's Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, we're helping improve Highway 26 in Warm Springs, with new roundabouts and shared paths on both sides of the highway.

Thanks to President Biden's infrastructure law, we are funding a plan in Norwalk, CT, to improve MLK Drive and six roads near the South Norwalk Train Station. This project will improve safety and connectivity, making it easier to drive, walk, bike and take transit.

Thanks to President Biden's infrastructure package, we're supporting Mayfield, KY, as they rebuild from a devastating tornado. This project will enhance quality of life, boost job growth, assist displaced residents, and reduce flooding risks by reconstructing 2.5 miles of downtown.

A safer road with turn lanes, signals, and a separated bike/ped route will open soon in Cheyenne, WY, funded by POTUS' Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. Secretary Pete Buttigieg visited the state to get updates on infrastructure projects improving road safety across the state. https://lnkd.in/e_xX9xwh

Our department announced new funding for 148 construction grants across the country. Hear from Secretary Pete Buttigieg how one grant to Appleton, WI will improve the community:

Tune in: Secretary Pete Buttigieg is on Capitol Hill before the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure to discuss progress on implementing President Biden's infrastructure law — and what's needed to keep the momentum going.

Thanks to President Biden's commitment to improving our nation's infrastructure, we're restoring 45 miles of the Alaska Highway! Thawing permafrost and other climate change-related degradation have impacted this crucial stretch of road, but now help is on the way.

We've awarded Detroit, Michigan funding for two new paths. This infrastructure package investment will construct paths for pedestrians and cyclists on Woodmere and Dequindre Streets—enhancing safety and addressing the community's transportation inequities.