U.S. Department of Transportation’s Post

Good news, Toledo! We're funding a five-mile path project on the Glass City Riverwalk along the Maumee River. This project, paid for with funds from President Biden's Infrastructure Law, will increase mobility and safety for cyclists and pedestrians and revitalize the riverfront.

Secretary Buttigieg visited the I-440 construction site in North Carolina, where significant renovations are underway—made possible by President Biden's infrastructure package.

Thanks to President Biden's infrastructure package, D.C. is building a new path connecting Fort Lincoln to the Anacostia Riverwalk Trail. Investments like this one are improving safety, quality of life, and commutes for all everyone.

The infrastructure decade has only just begun. We announced 148 new infrastructure grants across the country that reconnect communities, create good-paying union jobs, and modernize our infrastructure.

In North Carolina, Secretary Pete joined Mayor Williams to see the upgrades coming to Durham, made possible by the infrastructure law. This project will add crosswalks, add ADA ramps to 33 intersections, and upgrade bus stops.

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