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About Us Since 1906, Roads & Bridges has been dedicated to the professionals in North America’s road and bridge construction industry.

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Blog 2 months ago
How Missouri Moved 400,000 World Cup Fans Across Kansas City
MoDOT credits coordinated traffic operations and expanded passenger rail service for keeping visitors moving during the tournament
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Blog 2 months ago
Florida Wants to Turn EV Charger Funding into a Flying Car Network
Florida wants to redirect nearly $200 million in federal EV charging funds toward infrastructure for electric air taxis, sparking debate over transportation priorities.
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Blog 2 months ago
How Transportation Infrastructure Is Powering America's Energy and AI Future
A new report highlights how investments in roads and bridges support energy production, AI growth and economic competitiveness
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Blog 2 months ago
USDOT's New Road Safety Strategy Focuses on Three Big Priorities
After another deadly year on U.S. roads, federal officials have a new plan to save lives.
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Blog 2 months ago
How Iowa Cut Traffic Fatalities by Nearly 100 in One Year
Roadway improvements, targeted education and safer intersection designs helped drive a dramatic decline in traffic deaths
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Podcast 2 months ago
Episode 001: The Roads & Bridges Lightning Round
Three young professionals in a best of seven showdown, with one advancing to the hot seat.
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Blog 2 months ago
Trivia Tuesday, Aug. 4
Test your roads and bridges industry knowledge in our weekly trivia series!
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Podcast 2 months ago
An Infrastructure Intervention On The Southwest
The ITP crew puts Southwestern infrastructure under the microscope
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Blog 2 months ago
Senate Proposes IIJA Extension as Congress Buys More Time on BUILD America 250 Act
A stopgap through Dec. 11 would avoid a lapse in federal highway and transit programs
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Blog 2 months ago
Inside Western North Carolina's Historic Highway Recovery After Hurricane Helene
Nearly two years after Hurricane Helene devastated western North Carolina, crews have restored access and continue rebuilding one of the state's most complex highway projects.
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