Advisory committee partnership advances non-driver transportation services

New Diverging Diamond Interchange to open at I-43 and Brown Deer Road

State law requires drivers to brake for roadside workers

November Law of the Month: Move Over Law

Wisconsin DMV extends hours ahead of election

It’s not too late to obtain an ID needed to vote in tomorrow’s election

WisDOT challenges Wisconsin to commit to safety on Buckle Up Phone Down Day

Partners join the effort to save lives by promoting safe driving

New Motorists’ Handbook delivers accessible, updated instructions and information to Wisconsin drivers

DMV explains steps to obtain an ID to use at the polls

Be on the lookout for more deer on the roads during the fall rut

Now recruiting: Wisconsin State Patrol troopers, inspectors

Innovative WisDOT website wins two national awards

Cutting-edge technology shows how the agency maximizes federal infrastructure investment

Most common forms of identification to show at voting polls: Wisconsin DMV’s driver license or ID

Wisconsin now accepting applications to fund additional electric vehicle charging stations

Wisconsin State Patrol Urges Drivers to Move Over or Slow Down for Emergency Responders

National Move Over Day is Saturday, October 19

Secretary Boardman announces new deputy secretary of WisDOT

Upcoming extended overnight closures along I-43 in Milwaukee County

DMV offers information on obtaining an ID for voting

WisDOT announces park and ride closures due to safety and security issues

State and county partnership helped more than 80 individuals find reliable housing

License revoked for West Allis wholesale dealer license

License revoked for Milwaukee motor vehicle dealer

License suspended for Milwaukee motor vehicle dealer

DMV releases International Crane Foundation license plates

Stay a step ahead to keep pedestrians safe

Wisconsin State Patrol’s October Law of the Month: Pedestrian Safety

Upcoming full, directional closure of eastbound I-894 in Milwaukee County

Wisconsin aviation history at your fingertips with WisDOT’s online aeronautical chart archive

Explore evolution of Wisconsin aviation through past and present aeronautical charts

Upcoming full, directional closures along I-894 in Milwaukee County

Don’t let child passenger safety take the back seat

September Law of the Month: Child Passenger Safety

WisDOT seeks public comment on 2024 ADA Transition Plan

WisDOT construction forecast for Labor Day weekend travelers

Don’t fall into bad driving habits – buckle up, be patient, and put your phone down

Wisconsin State Patrol focuses efforts to stop impaired driving

Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign starts Friday, August 16

Wisconsin law enforcement agencies join together to stop speeding with special enforcement Wednesday

WisDOT showcases initiatives to improve safety on Wisconsin roads

Community members and transportation partners joined the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) for a special event Tuesday in Madison showcasing the partnerships and programs designed to improve safety throughout Wisconsin’s transportation system.

Most common forms of identification to show at voting polls

Wisconsin State Patrol welcomes 23 new officers at graduation, including first lateral recruit class

DMV Offers Information On Obtaining An ID for Voting

WisDOT celebrates aviation in Wisconsin during EAA AirVenture week

More than 10,000 aircraft and over 670,000 aviation enthusiasts projected to travel to Oshkosh

Governor Evers approves WIS 32 (N. Lake Drive) reconstruction project in Milwaukee County

I-43 North-South project progresses; opens third lane in Ozaukee County

Road, ramp closures planned next week near downtown Milwaukee

Wisconsin State Patrol partners with Wisconsin Motor Carriers Association to elevate focus on safe driving

Expect company on Wisconsin roads during Fourth of July weekend travel

Statewide travel info at your fingertips via 511wi.gov and the mobile app

Wisconsin State Patrol to conduct special enforcement to stop risky driving in Racine County

Risk of pavement buckling rises with temperatures

WisDOT to host I-94 East-West Freeway Project public meetings

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) will host two public involvement meetings for the I-94 East-West Freeway Project.

Share the road with motorcycles for everyone’s safety

June Law of the Month: Motorcycle safety

Licenses revoked for two Milwaukee wholesale dealers

WisDOT, Waukesha County promote work zone safety ahead of summer travel season

The annual Click It or Ticket campaign is back, reminding drivers to buckle up

WisDOT and the Wisconsin State Patrol bump up seatbelt education and enforcement efforts to keep travelers safe

Wisconsin State Patrol to conduct special enforcement to stop risky driving in Waukesha County

Governor Evers approves WIS 100 resurfacing and bridge project in Milwaukee County

Public meeting to be held for Reimagining WIS 175 Study

Wisconsin State Patrol to conduct special enforcement to stop risky driving in Washington County

Governor Evers approves WIS 36 improvement project in Milwaukee County

Annual Work Zone Awareness Week promotes highway safety

Safe drivers create safe work zones

Share the road as farmers begin planting season

April Law of the Month: Farm Vehicle Safety

New lane shifts and ramp closures scheduled along I-43 in Milwaukee County

Part of ongoing I-43 rehabilitation project between Brown Street and Capitol Drive.

Wisconsin DMV extends hours ahead of election

It’s not too late to obtain an ID needed to vote in tomorrow’s election

License revoked for Milwaukee wholesale dealer license

DMV explains steps to obtain an ID to use at the polls

More testing facilities and new website enhance service for emissions program customers

Most common forms of identification to show at voting polls: Wisconsin DMV’s driver license or ID

WisDOT expands ‘Control Your Drive’ campaign to prevent consequences of reckless driving

Work continues, long-term lane closures return to I-43 in Milwaukee

WisDOT applauds federal investment to reconnect Wisconsin communities

Governor Evers approves I-41 and Capitol Drive interchange improvement project in Milwaukee County

I-94 East-West Project Receives Federal Approval

Federal Highway Administration supports and advances WisDOT’s recommended alternative

Lane closures and traffic shifts planned along I-894 for median work

Part of ongoing I-894 rehabilitation project in Milwaukee County.

Noise wall rehabilitation project to begin in Milwaukee and Waukesha Counties

13 existing noise walls to receive improvements along I-41 and I-43

Turn headlights on in dark, adverse weather conditions

March Law of the Month: Proper Headlight Use

Governor Evers approves US 45 reconstruction project in Franklin

Work to resume on multiple bridges over WIS 145 in Milwaukee County

W. Silver Spring Drive, N. 76th Street, and two pedestrian bridges to be improved.

It’s not too late to obtain an ID needed to vote in tomorrow’s primary

Wisconsin DMV investigates increase in odometer rollbacks, title fraud

Most common forms of identification to show at voting polls: Wisconsin DMV’s driver license or ID

Warm temperatures end frozen road declaration statewide

Change lanes carefully to avoid collisions

February Law of the Month: Safe Merging

WIS 36 (Loomis Road) bridge over I-894 to close long-term for reconstruction

Part of ongoing I-894 rehabilitation project in Milwaukee County.

DMV offers information on obtaining an ID for voting

Help shape the future of Wisconsin’s Official State Highway Map

Public input requested for 2025 edition of iconic map

WisDOT Announces 2023 Excellence in Construction Awards

Contractors honored for projects in Dane, Lafayette, Outagamie, Milwaukee, Polk and Racine counties

Frozen road law begins Thursday for northern half of Wisconsin

Be prepared for travel impacts as more snow, frigid temperatures enter Wisconsin

Winter storm expected to impact travel

WisDOT’s interactive map details where federal funding plays a role in improving state infrastructure

Officers work to stop human trafficking on our highways

January Law of the Month: Human trafficking prevention

DMV takes action against two Milwaukee motor vehicle dealers

Governor Evers announces additional $5.2 million for mobility improvements

Funding aids local transportation options for seniors and those with disabilities

WisDOT’s new website delivers improved accessibility, mobile optimization

Make a plan to drive sober this holiday season

Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over enforcement campaign begins Friday

Transportation Projects Commission advances US 151 and US 18/151 projects

Freeway conversions offer increased safety, efficiency on major freight routes

Eight Wisconsin communities to receive $11 million in federal funding to create safer roads

Stay back from snowplows to avoid crashes this winter season

December Law of the Month: Snowplow safety

New Wisconsin DMV license plate request from the International Crane Foundation

Comment period open through December 29

Two-week Closure of Michigan Avenue Exit Ramp in City of Milwaukee

Thanksgiving holiday travelers should expect company on Wisconsin roads

Crash Responder Safety Week emphasizes drivers’ responsibility to keep workers safe

WisDOT, community celebrate completion of Zoo Interchange project in Milwaukee County

WisDOT delivers on Gov. Evers’ promise to finish Zoo Interchange

WisDOT announces new fare schedule for Amtrak Hiawatha Service

Variable pricing to help balance seat availability, meet funding goals and encourage usage

State laws protect first responders working on the roads

November Law of the Month: Move Over or Slow Down

Wisconsin communities to receive nearly $1 million for road safety planning

Commit to safe driving on Buckle Up Phone Down Day

Follow Wisconsin’s school bus laws to keep students safe

School Bus Safety Week reminds drivers of laws to protect children

I-43 URT project to shift northbound lanes

WisDOT encourages attentive driving to keep pedestrians safe

Pedestrian Safety Month highlights crash risks for non-drivers

Temporary I-41 Southbound Lane Reduction for Pavement Work

DMV Road Test Waiver pilot program to end December 31, 2023

Stay alert behind the wheel as daylight diminishes in fall

October Law of the Month: Safe Driving at Night

Governor Evers approves I-894 project, construction to begin this week

Short-term shoulder, outside lane closures planned along I-794 (Hoan Bridge)

WisDOT, city of Milwaukee urge safe driving in Wisconsin work zones

Governor’s Conference on Highway Safety addresses biggest challenges on Wisconsin roads

Labor Day weekend travel update helps you know before you go

Pack some patience and keep speeds down on Wisconsin roadways

Public invited to review, comment on WisDOT 2023 ADA Transition Plan`

WisDOT, DATCP highlight historic transportation investments in rural Wisconsin communities

Organization for suicide prevention requests new special license plate

Comment period open through September 23, 2023

Risk of pavement buckling rises with temperatures

Wisconsin State Patrol leads effort to curb impaired driving

Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign starts Friday

Midwest transportation leaders join in Milwaukee for infrastructure talks

Innovation and best practices help shape future policies at MAASTO 2023

WisDOT to host I-794 Lake Interchange Study public meetings

WisDOT supports maritime commerce with lift bridge payments

Safe Drivers Can Reverse Reckless Driving Trend in Wisconsin Communities

July Law of the Month: Reckless driving prevention

Wisconsin State Patrol welcomes new officers at graduation ceremony

License revoked from out-of-state buyer

WisDOT awarded $15 million to reduce road congestion, improve safety

State secures U.S. DOT RAISE grant

WisDOT seeks public comment on specialty license plate request from pet advocacy group

Comment period open through July 20

WisDOT seeks public input on Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) program

Long-term lane closures to begin along I-43 in Milwaukee

WisDOT announces public meeting for National Avenue (WIS 59) project

Risk of pavement buckling rises with temperatures

Click It or Ticket seat belt safety campaign begins

Awareness messaging, enforcement efforts encourage seat belt use to save lives

License suspended for Milwaukee motor vehicle dealer

WisDOT: All aboard for rail planning

Final 30-day comment period opens for long-range rail plan

License revoked for Milwaukee motor vehicle dealer

Wholesale dealer licenses revoked from two Milwaukee dealers

First public meeting set for Reimagining WIS 175 Study

Governor Evers approves I-43 rehabilitation in the City of Milwaukee

DMV releases Ice Age Trail license plates

Spring Thaw and Class II road restrictions end Thursday for southern Wisconsin

Annual Work Zone Awareness Week highlights importance of highway safety

WisDOT congratulates Madison for $15 million federal grant

Bridge Investment Program funding will help rebuild John Nolen Drive

WisDOT’s new safety campaign highlights dangers of distracted driving

New ads mark national Distracted Driving Awareness Month in April

Pavement work to begin in Zoo Interchange

Southbound I-41 Traffic Switch in Zoo North Leg

Two Wisconsin airports to receive federal funding to enhance airfield safety

Explore transportation history with WisDOT’s online highway map archive

Step back in time with 100 years of Wisconsin’s Official State Highway Maps

Next federal funding opportunity to create safer roads announced

WisDOT supports communities applying for competitive federal grant

Public invited to comment on WisDOT’s cultural resources policy

License suspended for Milwaukee motor vehicle dealer

WisDOT, City of Racine share update on WIS 38 Root River bridge project in Racine County

WisDOT’s new RIDESHARE platform offers more transportation options

Make a safe ride home part of all celebration plans

State Patrol’s March Law of the Month: Impaired Driving Prevention

WisDOT resources help communities tap into historic infrastructure funding

Online resources available to apply for federal Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) grants

I-43 URT project to shift northbound lanes

Winter storm expected to impact travel tonight through Thursday

License suspended for Milwaukee motor vehicle dealer

New Wisconsin DMV License Plate Request From The Fix Is In, Inc.

Comment period open through March 10

Wisconsin DMV’s Online Service Wins For Efficiency

“Frankly, the real winners are Wisconsin residents who can complete their entire DMV tasks online from home. What’s more efficient than that?”

DMV offers information on obtaining an ID to vote in the Spring primary

Start the process now for a free ID to vote

WisDOT announces 2022 Excellence in Construction awards

Contractors honored for projects in Brown, Dane, Eau Claire, Lincoln, Racine and Washburn counties

WisDOT Secretary Craig Thompson elected AASHTO VP

31-hour full freeway closure planned for I-41 this weekend

Safety depends on proper vehicle maintenance during winter season

January Law of the Month highlights winter vehicle safety tips

I-94 East-West study public comment period extended to January 31, 2023

WisDOT continues to encourage stakeholder input in the environmental document process

WisDOT urges extreme caution during upcoming winter storm

Travel discouraged Friday due to potential blizzard conditions

Frozen road law takes effect Wednesday for northern half of Wisconsin

Law affects log haulers, transport of road salt/sand in Zone 1 and 2

WisDOT requests public comment on Wisconsin State Freight Plan

I-43 URT Bridge Project to Reopen Northbound Lane

Other current traffic patterns remain in place over winter months

Transportation Projects Commission marks four years of bipartisan work

Collaborative planning advances Wisconsin’s major highway projects

Sokaogon Chippewa Community, WisDOT unveil dual-language highway signs

Be prepared for winter driving to avoid crashes this season

December Law of the Month: Safe winter driving

I-43 URT project to shift southbound lanes

November 28 is Snowplow Driver Appreciation Day in Wisconsin

Motorists can show appreciation and give snowplow drivers space to safely do their job

Thanksgiving holiday travelers asked to plan ahead, eliminate distractions

“Know before you go” with winter road condition reports on 511wi.gov

Frequent updates provide critical safety information on more than 14,000 miles of roadway

Preferred alternative announced for I-94 East-West project, Milwaukee County

Public hearings scheduled for mid-December 2022

Move over, slow down to keep emergency roadside workers safe

Annual Crash Responder Safety Week reminds drivers to protect first responders

Wisconsin DMV extends hours ahead of election

Steps to obtain an ID to vote explained

License revoked for Milwaukee Motor Vehicle Dealer

The Fall election is ahead, ensure you have an ID to vote

54 Hour closure of southbound WIS 100 planned for this weekend

Lane restrictions on northbound WIS 100

Stay alert, look for pedestrians to save lives on the roads

Wisconsin State Patrol’s October Law of the Month: Pedestrian Safety

Westbound I-94 lane closure at Maple Road in Waukesha

Wisconsin receives federal approval for state’s Electric Vehicle Plan

New Memorial Honors Wisconsin State Patrol’s Fallen Heroes

State leaders, family members participate in dedication ceremony Friday

Put Children’s Safety First On Every Trip in a Vehicle

Wisconsin State Patrol’s September Law of the Month: Child Passenger Safety

I-41/894 Noise Wall Project Resumes

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) will resume work to install noise walls along I-41/894 in Milwaukee County.

Public Comment Period Open for WisDOT 2022 ADA Transition Plan

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) invites the public to review and offer comments on the agency’s 2022 Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Transition Plan.

Work on safer driving during Labor Day weekend

Ice Age Trail Alliance requests new Wisconsin DMV license plate

Comment period open through Sept. 23

Wisconsin DMV extends hours ahead of primary

Steps to obtain an ID to vote explained

Wisconsin’s Fall Primary election is ahead, ensure you have an ID to vote

I-41/US 45 54 Hour full freeway closure planned for this weekend. Weather delay is possible

DMV offers information on obtaining an ID to vote in the Fall Primary

Start the process now for a free ID to vote

Governor Evers announces $22.5 million in Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding for transportation projects in areas with populations above 50,000

Upcoming closure of southbound I-94/I-43 exit ramp to National Avenue/6th Street

Railroad work to require full closure of Brown Deer Road

July Law of the Month: Slow down to keep Wisconsin’s roads safe

Speed a common factor in deadly crashes

WIS 167 (Holy Hill Road) project begins on Monday

Licenses revoked for two Milwaukee wholesale dealers

WIS 33 closure at Ozaukee County I begins on Tuesday

WisDOT hosting webinars on the future of electric vehicles in Wisconsin

Pavement buckles rise with summer temperatures

Governor Evers announces $400,000 TEA grant for Pleasant Prairie manufacturing

Rail spur project helps Balcan Innovations add 80 jobs

WisDOT calls for commitment to safe driving as deadly crashes rise in Wisconsin

Driver responsibility, awareness key to preventing tragedies

Governor Evers approves WIS 32/WIS 165 construction project

Click It or Ticket enforcement begins today

Donald Driver featured in WisDOT’s latest campaign video to encourage seat belt use

Risk of pavement buckling rises with temperatures

I-43 URT project to shift southbound lanes

Governor Evers’ plan to invest in Wisconsin transportation approved

Wisconsin DMV first in nation to share driver data electronically

Improvements to WIS 57 ramp require 30-day closure

Study: Liquid brine clears Wisconsin highways faster

Data shows crews clearing roads fast and effectively while using less salt

Governor Evers funds local transportation with quarterly aid payment of more than $101 million

Governor Evers approves WIS 67 construction project

‘Every second matters’: Driving distractions on the rise

April Law of the Month emphasizes dangers of distracted driving

Governor Evers approves night work to begin along I-94/I-43 in Milwaukee County

Spring elections ahead, ensure you have an ID to vote

Governor Evers approves I-43 Rock Freeway construction project

Wisconsin DMV ends extension for drivers ages 60+ March 31

Twin Cities-Milwaukee-Chicago rail gets $31.8 million federal boost

Improvements double available round trips for passengers, aid freight efficiency

Wisconsin DMV online driver license renewals hits 200,000 milestone

As spring thaw begins, frozen road coverage shrinks

Drive to protect workers this construction season

Wisconsin State Patrol’s March Law of the Month highlights work zone safety

Gov. Evers congratulates West Bend for opening new business road

WisDOT construction grant helps new manufacturing facility to add 50 jobs

Gov. Evers announces nearly $15 million in grants and loans to improve freight rail

WisDOT projects increase safety and strengthen the supply chain

Governor Evers approves WIS 57 and WIS 100 construction project

I-43 URT bridge project to resume

Long-term lane closures needed as project continues

Governor Evers approves WIS 145 improvements to begin in Milwaukee County

Governor Evers approves I-43 North-South project to begin

State driver licenses and IDs are the most common forms of identification to show at the polls

WisDOT Secretary Craig Thompson, State Patrol Superintendent statement on new State Patrol contract

DMV offers information on obtaining a free ID to vote in the Spring Primary

Governor Evers approves 60th Street bridge replacement over I-894 in Milwaukee County

Frozen Road Law Expands To Entire State

Law affects log haulers, transport of road salt/sand

WisDOT Announces 2021 Excellence in Construction Awards

Contractors honored for projects in Oneida, Vilas, Milwaukee, Menominee, Dunn, Sauk, and Rock counties

Governor Evers funding local transportation with quarterly aid payment of more than $132 million

Frozen road law expands to cover northern half of Wisconsin

WisDOT stresses importance of human trafficking awareness in Wisconsin

State Patrol January Law of the Month highlights prevention efforts

Frozen road law takes effect Thursday in northern Wisconsin

Law affects log haulers, transport of road salt/sand in Zone 1

Holiday season Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign begins

‘Lucky to have survived’: Crashes involving State Patrol cruisers a reminder of Move Over laws

New state law strengthens protections for responders

Governor Evers awards nearly $4 million to local transit services

Governor Evers announces funding to improve Wisconsin Avenue bridge in Wauwatosa

Mayor says improvements will help deal with flooding, improve public safety and make Wauwatosa an even more pedestrian-friendly city

‘Steer It, Clear It’ law keeps drivers, first responders safe after a crash

Governor Evers funding local transportation with $129.7 million quarterly aid payment

Wisconsin launches Buckle Up Phone Down campaign to save lives

WisDOT adds Rustic Roads to interactive maps

GIS tools make data more accessible, easier to use

Northbound long-term lane closure to begin as part of I-43 URT bridge project

WisDOT I-94 North-South project wins national acclaim

Safety is goal for on-budget, on-time interstate improvement

Public meeting set for proposed improvements along I-43 in Milwaukee County

Open house to discuss design plans

DMV adds new, award-winning online service and more helpful resources

Transit aids to Milwaukee and Madison provide needed mobility

Gov. Tony Evers’ plan supports job seekers, community health, families

WisDOT opens public comment period for 2021 ADA Transition Plan

Prep Work Begins Ahead of I-43 North-South Construction

Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign begins Wednesday in Wisconsin

Drive Sober: Wisconsin’s August Law of the Month

42 Wisconsin State Patrol cadets become officers at graduation ceremony

Wisconsin State Patrol July Law of the Month: Teens, let’s make this a safe, sober summer

WisDOT receives grant to combat impaired driving

Gov. Evers announces WisDOT grant for Milton jobs

Rail project will help chocolate factory receive ingredients

Long term lane closures begin next week as a part of Zoo IC North Leg

Lane closures will impact northbound and southbound traffic

Governor Evers approves I-43 bridge improvements in Milwaukee County

Amtrak Hiawatha and I-41 buses return to full schedule May 23

Reservations open for Milwaukee-Chicago trains and Green Bay, Fox Cities buses

Southbound I-43 lane closures between Hampton Avenue and Capitol Drive

Every driver can make construction zones safer

Buckle up, phone down for Work Zone Safety Awareness Week

Pavement work in Zoo Interchange begins next week

System ramp work to close two ramps Sunday April 25th.

Distracted driving: Wisconsin’s April Law of the Month

Governor Evers approves WIS 100 improvements in Milwaukee County

Work to begin on Zoo Interchange North Leg

Ramp closures begin night of March 7th.

Steps to obtain an ID to vote explained

DMV offers information on obtaining an ID to vote

Start the process now for a free ID to vote

January is National Human Trafficking Awareness Month

Wisconsin State Patrol encourages people to help raise awareness

Frozen road law expands to cover northern half of Wisconsin

Midwest states collaborate on pandemic response, highway safety

WisDOT podcast features three Midwest transportation chiefs

New tool helps drivers compute costs

New for 2021: Reporting odometer mileage when selling a vehicle

Wisconsin DMV launches program that helps companies manage their fleet

New online system allows online vehicle registration renewal, improves efficiency

Wisconsin DMV investigator uncovers more than $4 million in fraud

DMV gives new extension for drivers over age 60

Online prep speeds driver license renewal process, reduces time in DMV

WisDOT recognized for digital innovations

WisDOT seeks public input on the future of transportation in Wisconsin

Survey open until October 31

DMV explains steps to obtain an ID to vote

More than $14 million approved for transportation alternatives

Local governments receive almost $130 million in quarterly transportation aid

Look for the Alternative Fuel Corridor Signs on I-94

Wisconsin DMV adds Saturday hours in Milwaukee

Locations, hours and safety measures improve opportunity to get identification needed to vote

Wisconsin-Minnesota passenger rail project selected to receive $31.8 million federal grant

State Patrol September Law of the Month focuses on railroad safety

National Rail Safety Week is September 21 - 27

DMV releases new Milwaukee Brewers license plates

Licenses revoked for out-of-state buyer

License revoked for Milwaukee wholesale dealer

Mid-America transportation agencies share diversity strategies

MAASTO board institutes Diversity and Inclusion Committee

Annual “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaign begins Friday – runs through Labor Da

Drivers over age 60 have until November 23 to renew their license

WIS 32 project in Kenosha County lane closure

Project will close northbound lanes to traffic on Friday

DMV explains: It’s not too late to obtain an ID to vote in Tuesday’s Partisan Primary_

DMV explains steps to obtain an ID to vote

State driver licenses and IDs are the most common forms of identification to show at the polls

Extensions for vehicle emission testing end July 31, 2020

Feedback sought on proposed Muskego Yard Freight Rail Bypass project

DMV Reminder: Extension on driver license renewal ends July 25

Bridge maintenance continues along I-43 in the city of Glendale

WIS 38 improvement project set to begin Monday July 6th

Project covers WIS 38 between 6th Street and Rapids Drive

Overnight maintenance to begin near the Marquette Interchange

WisDOT Secretary-designee Thompson releases statement on federal government commitment of $40.9 million in U.S. Department of Transportation funds to Milwaukee’s East West Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Program

WisDOT offers new ways to obtain driver licenses without visiting DMV

Online driver license renewal and new road test options begin May 11

WIS 32 project in Whitefish Bay set to begin Monday

Project will make safety improvements along project limits

WisDOT moving forward with construction projects statewide

WisDOT further restricts in-person services at DMV Service Centers beginning April 8

Service Centers to offer only essential services by appointment; online services remain open

Governor Evers congratulates 42 new Wisconsin State Patrol officers

New troopers recently completed 26 weeks of training at State Patrol Academy

DMV Service Centers closed tomorrow (Friday, March 20)

Will reopen Monday, March 23 with limited in-person services

WisDOT public construction meetings are on hold

State Patrol assisting with transport of COVID-19 test kits/samples

Governor Evers directs WisDOT to issue COVID-19 Relief Effort Supply Permits

Public meeting set for proposed resurfacing along WIS 794 in Milwaukee County

Open house to discuss design plans

Governor Evers announces $40.5 million in harbor grants

Funds cover port construction and maintenance projects

It’s not too late to obtain an ID to vote in the Spring Primary

It’s not too late to obtain an ID to vote in the Spring Primary

WisDOT requests public comment on Connect 2050 Public Involvement Plan

Nilsestuen honored for partnership with agribusiness industry

Asst. Deputy Secretary receives “Friend of WABA Award”

WisDOT announces 2019 Excellence in Construction Awards

Contractors honored for projects in Sheboygan, Iowa, Vilas, Douglas, Pierce, Winnebago, and Racine and Kenosha counties

WisDOT requests public comment on rail plan project listings

WisDOT Secretary-designee Thompson selected to chair regional transportation group

Comment period open for new specialty license plate

International Union of Operating Engineers Local 139 requests new DMV plate.

Second Round of VW Transit Capital Assistance Grants Available

Governor Evers announces more than $132 million in transportation aid payments to local governments

Local governments submit $1.47 billion in transportation grant requests

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Governor Evers announces more than $5.1 million to serve the transportation needs of seniors and individuals with disabilities

Transportation Projects Commission meets for first time since 2014

TPC approves removing three current highway project studies

Public meeting set for proposed improvement project along WIS 145 in Milwaukee County

Open house to discuss design plans

December 6 deadline for $75 million local government transportation grants

The $75 million program will pay up to 90 percent of total eligible costs for a range of transportation projects.

It’s the last holiday travel season before REAL ID requirement goes into effect

Wisconsin DMV encourages travelers to update their driver license/ID ahead of October 1, 2020 deadline

Governor Evers/State Patrol recognize law enforcement officers, public and private citizens for heroism and commendable service

“These annual awards provide an important opportunity to recognize their extraordinary dedication and professionalism, and to thank them for their service.”

State Affirmative Action Council recognizes WisDOT diversity efforts

State Patrol Superintendent Burrell receives leadership award

Replacement of 68th Street Bridge over I-894 to Begin

The contractor, Zignego Company, Inc., is expected to begin work on the first stages of this project the week of October 28, 2019.

Quality culverts mean safer highways, WisDOT engineers modernize inspection program

Today, WisDOT employees are using technology to double productivity and enhance highway safety.

WisDOT announces criteria for $75 million local government grant program

“The objective of this program is to provide local officials the flexibility and funding they need to address the transportation projects that are most needed in their communities,” Governor Tony Evers said.

Wisconsin State Patrol marks 80 years of public service

Established in 1939, the State Patrol began with 46 inspectors with duties to “enforce the state motor vehicle code and regulate motor carriers.”

WisDOT awarded federal grant for new passenger train cars

WisDOT plans to add the equipment to the Midwest Rail equipment pool

Weekend overnight maintenance work to occur along I-94 in Waukesha County

This work is weather dependent and is subject to change.

Annual “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaign begins Friday – runs through Labor Day

Last year in Wisconsin, alcohol-related crashes resulted in 159 deaths and nearly 3,300 injuries.

Dealer licenses for D & F Auto Group revoked for fraud

An investigation into the business activities of D & F Auto Group showed the dealer engaged in odometer and title fraud, and other fraudulent activities.

12 hour closure of Greenfield Avenue between 84th Street and 92nd Street.

Closure to take place on Thursday July 25th starting at 7 a.m.

Local governments now have access to $75 million in new transportation grants

The program will mirror aspects of the Local Roads Improvement Program (LRIP).

Maintenance to occur along Center Street Bridge over I-41

Beginning Monday, July 15, crews will be replacing a damaged bridge girder over the I-41/US 45 northbound lanes that was previously hit by an over-height vehicle.

New Green Bay-Milwaukee Amtrak bus service starts today

Provides convenient connections to Chicago-Milwaukee via Amtrak Hiawatha, new video shows how

A sure sign of summer: Kids ride Amtrak Hiawatha free on weekends

Traveling to Milwaukee and Chicago by train just got more affordable with the weekend child discount.

Increase in deer activity requires motorists – especially motorcyclists – to be alert

Last year in Wisconsin, law enforcement agencies reported 20,177 deer/vehicle crashes.

Bridge rehabilitation to begin along Silver Spring Drive

This project is part of a region-wide effort this summer to rehabilitate various structures throughout southeastern Wisconsin.

Maintenance work wrapping up within Mitchell Interchange

Due to cold weather constraints on temperature-sensitive work last year, the project team will return temporarily to the area to complete the maintenance

I-43 Northbound exit ramp to Capitol Drive set to close this weekend

Closure expected to remain in place until Fall

Construction to Begin in April on Wisconn Valley Way

Medford-based James Peterson and Sons awarded $16.9 million contract

Governor Evers announces more than $90 million in payments to local governments

"It is time to stop kicking the can down the road," Governor Evers said.

Governor Evers welcomes 16 new Wisconsin State Patrol officers

New troopers and inspectors recently completed 26 weeks of comprehensive training

Those celebrating St. Patrick’s Day asked to be safe, responsible

Law enforcement agencies across Wisconsin will keep a sharp eye out for impaired drivers

Record number ride Amtrak Hiawatha

Significant improvement coming to the busiest train corridor in the Midwest

Task Force provides feedback for upcoming transportation budget

Monday’s meeting will cover the highway program and funding alternatives.

Dangerous cold can enhance conditions for black ice

Along with extreme cold, blowing snow and bitter winds, add black ice to the already dangerous driving conditions.

Dangerous cold, more snow to impact driving next week

With a deep freeze forecasted to impact Wisconsin this week, plunging temperatures could impact salt effectiveness, vehicle performance and traveler safety.

WisDOT urges extra caution on all roadways today

WisDOT announces 2018 Excellence in Construction Awards

Contractors honored for projects in Menominee, Shawano, Dodge, Dane, Winnebago and Milwaukee counties

License revoked for Milwaukee-based Cuzco Auto Mart

The order determined that Cuzco Auto Mart was in violation of state law, including odometer tampering, title fraud and selling vehicles without a retail dealer license.

Governor Evers announces more than $118 million in payments to local governments

Quarterly payments for cities, towns and villages are sent the first Monday in January, April, July and October.

WisDOT announces more than $7 million in harbor grants

Funds cover safety, construction and dredging projects

“Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” holiday campaign begins Friday – runs through January 1

Last year in Wisconsin, alcohol-related crashes resulted in 169 deaths and more than 3,000 injuries.

WisDOT announces nearly $6.3 million to serve the transportation needs of seniors and individuals with disabilities

The grants assist local public entities and private, non-profit agencies in rural and smaller urban areas.

WisDOT announces more than $16 million in grants, loans for freight rail projects

Wisconsin’s rail system consists of 10 freight railroads, which operate more than 3,300 miles of track in the state.

November 26 is Snowplow Driver Appreciation Day in Wisconsin

Motorists are urged to say “thank you” by driving safely near plow trucks all winter long

Thanksgiving holiday travelers are asked to plan ahead, keep an eye on the weather, watch for deer and deer hunters

Motorists should be aware of increased deer activity this time of year, especially during early morning and early evening hours.

Overnight bridge maintenance to occur along I-43 in Milwaukee County

Please note that this work is weather dependent and subject to change.

State Patrol recognizes officers for heroism and commendable service

Governor Walker announces almost $16 million in awards for Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP)

"This program enhances public mobility, economic development and the overall quality of life for our citizens."

I-43 Rehabilitation Project lane closures for September 4 to September 7

Traffic restrictions on I-43 in Ozaukee County

Labor Day weekend travelers asked to plan ahead, be aware of changing travel conditions

Due to recent flooding and the potential for more rainfall, motorists may encounter closed roads or road crews working to reopen flooded highways.

Northern Segment of I-94 North-South Project Set to Begin

Project stretches from County G to College Avenue

Maintenance work to begin along Mitchell Interchange in Milwaukee County

The contractor, Payne & Dolan, Inc., is planning on completing the $2.8 million contract by this fall.

DBE subcontractors announced for I-94 North-South Project final segment

The Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) goal is 10% of the $161.6 million contract.

All bids completed for mainline I-94 North-South Project

Project on track to be completed in record time

Dodge County-based Michels Corporation awarded WisDOT’s I-94 North-South Projects Central Segment Construction Work

The 18.5-mile I-94 corridor will be open with all new lanes by Memorial Day 2020.

Contract executed for WisDOT’s I-94 North-South Projects Southern Segment

Work set to begin June 22 to rebuild northbound lanes

Governor Walker announces an additional 12 local bridge projects for Southeastern Wisconsin

Governor Walker’s budget included an increase of $20 million to the local bridge program.

Wisconsin-based Michels Corporation awarded WisDOT’s I-94 North-South Projects Southern Segment Construction Work

Work on the project is expected to begin this June with a completion date in late 2019.

Work continues along Milwaukee’s Valley Bridge

The primary detour route for navigating interchange access continues to be the I-794 Hoan Bridge.

Public meeting set for I-894 Overpass Bridges

Open house on proposed improvements

WisDOT’s I-94 North-South project team to host public meetings

The first meeting will take place on May 10th.

Motorists asked to look-twice, share the road with motorcycles

The average age of a motorcyclist involved in a fatal crash increased from 30 years old in 1992 to 44 in 2017.

Valley Bridge overlay project to see new ramp openings and closures

As the project advances, access to certain system ramps will continue to become available.

State revokes auto dealers’ licenses

Investigations uncover odometer fraud and other violations

State driver licenses and IDs are the most common forms of proof of identity to show at the polls

Anyone who doesn’t have an ID needed to vote in the Wisconsin Spring Election should start the process now

Work on WIS 20 set to begin March 15t

Work will take place between I-94 and County H in Racine County

Work to begin on I-94 in Racine and Kenosha Counties

I-94 North-South preparatory work expected to get underway March 7th

I-894 resurfacing project gets underway

Work between National Avenue and 84th Street begins March 3rd

WisDOT announces 2017 Excellence in Construction Awards

Contractors honored for transportation improvement projects completed in Oneida, Shawano, Manitowoc, Eau Claire, Dane, Milwaukee, and Walworth counties

State driver licenses and IDs are the most common forms of proof of identity to show at the polls

Anyone who doesn’t have an ID needed to vote in the Spring Primary should start the process now

WisDOT soliciting bids for WIS 20 road work in Racine County

Resurface work will be first step to prepare for Foxconn Development

Statewide crackdown on impaired drivers begins Friday, runs through New Year’s Day

WisDOT uses dedicated federal funds to help coordinate 24 OWI task forces across Wisconsin.

Traffic crashes claim 46 lives in Wisconsin last month

Through November of this year, 555 people have died in Wisconsin traffic crashes.

WisDOT issues new specialty license plate

The “Choose Life Wisconsin” specialty license plate is now available.

WisDOT applies for federal Infrastructure For Rebuilding America Grant

Grant to fund final phase of the I-94 North-South expansion project

Governor Walker announces over $108 million in payments to local governments

For calendar year 2017, local governments will share an estimated $433 million from the state transportation fund to build and maintain local roads and bridges.

Wisconsin State Patrol recruit class begins training

Public meeting for Green Tree Road Bridge Replacement over I-43

The meeting will follow an informal, open house format with WisDOT representatives available to discuss the proposed project in detail.

Take flight with Aviation Art Contest

The top three entries in the three different age divisions will advance to the national competition, with the potential to be entered in the international aviation art contest.

Marquette Interchange overlay work weekend impacts

Full closure of I-794 EB will be in place starting Friday night

Governor Walker presents awards to Wisconsin State Patrol officers for heroism and commendable service

New Inspector General position created

Position will work to eliminate inefficiencies, waste, fraud and abuse

Preliminary total of 52 Wisconsin traffic deaths last month make it tied for the safest August since World War II

Through the first eight months of this year, a total of 396 people have died in Wisconsin traffic crashes.

Traffic fatalities on Wisconsin roads take a deadly turn for the worse

July was the deadliest month on Wisconsin roads this year, prompting transportation safety officials to issue a “call to action” urging all motorists to be safe/responsible

Governor Walker announces over $132 million in payments to local governments

Includes Expressway Policing Aids to the Milwaukee County Sheriff Department for patrol of Milwaukee expressways.

June traffic crashes claim 59 lives in Wisconsin

Through the first half of this year, traffic deaths down slightly compared to 2016

Milwaukee-area auto dealer reprimanded

Odometer violations resulted in three-week suspension

Safety improvements throughout Milwaukee County

Some ramp closures to occur in overnight hours

May traffic crashes claim 45 lives in Wisconsin

Second safest May since World War II, but traffic deaths so far this year still outpace the five-year average

Lane and ramp closures on I-43 northbound set for Wednesday

Crews will be out doing pavement repair work

Governor Walker announces over $83 million in payments to local governments

For calendar year 2017, local governments will share an estimated $433 million from the state transportation fund to build and maintain local roads and bridges.

Public meeting for WIS 36 (Loomis Road) resurfacing project in Milwaukee County

Open house to discuss design plans

Wisconsin State Patrol welcomes 41 officers to its ranks

WIS 100 ramp closing to I-94 EB

The closure is expected to last one month.

Short-term impacts begin for Lakefront Gateway project

Limited work underway will have lane restrictions and sidewalk closures

I-43 lane closure Monday in Glendale-area

Possible daytime back ups

Statement from Wisconsin DOT Secretary Dave Ross on cancellation of I-39/90/94 Madison to Portage study and I-90/94 Portage to Wisconsin Dells study

We did not make this decision hastily nor take it lightly.

Governor Walker approves improvements totaling over $4.4 million for General Mitchell International Airport

A combination of state, Milwaukee County and Federal Aviation Administration funds will be used for these projects.

News release: Governor approves over $1.9 million for improvement projects at Lawrence J. Timmerman Airport

One project will reconstruct the primary runway.

I-794 off-ramp to Jackson/Van Buren/Clybourn to see evening closures

The closures are necessary for utility work related to private development in downtown Milwaukee.

Steps to obtain an ID to vote in the spring primary explained

Voters looking to get a Wisconsin ID can turn to DMV for help at wisconsindmv.gov or visit a DMV Customer Service Center to apply.

I-794 off-ramp to Jackson/Van Buren/Clybourn to see evening closures

Ramp will be open during daytime hours

Traffic deaths in January were tied for third lowest since WWII

Last month 32 people died in Wisconsin traffic crashes.

Have the ID you need to vote? Check. If not, start the process for free ID to vote now

Get started on obtaining your free identification today.

Governor Walker approves $5 million in harbor grants

Funds cover safety, construction and dredging projects

WisDOT Secretary Dave Ross names Bob Seitz as department’s Deputy Secretary

He founded Arrowhead Strategies, LLC, providing lobbying, grassroots and crisis management services to state and national clients.

Wisconsin DOT joins Waze Connected Citizens Program

Two-way data share hopes to ease congestion and better inform motorists

New online Driver Report of Crash form to replace paper form

The Driver Report of Crash in paper form will no longer be available for completing and mailing to WisDOT for crashes that occur after Dec. 31, 201

State traffic deaths increased by nearly 6 percent in 2016

To prevent deaths and injuries in the upcoming year, WisDOT along with its traffic safety partners will intensify many safety initiatives

Westbound I-94 traffic shift set for tonight

Impacts to traffic from WIS 100

Governor Walker authorizes additional measures to prevent potential gas and fuel shortages

Changes allow transport of heavier loads of petroleum products

Electronic message boards to alert of possible wrong way driver

Enhancement gives motorists real time info on reported wrong way driver

To avoid a drunken driving arrest or crash designate before you celebrate on New Year’s weekend

To combat drunken driving, law enforcement agencies across the state will be out in force for the national Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign.

Additional wrong way driver detection devices coming on line

New locations enhance wrong way driver detection

Governor Walker approves more than $4.4 million to serve the transportation needs of seniors and individuals with disabilities

Approved projects for 2017 include funding for 15 mobility management projects.

Statewide crackdown on drunken driving begins Thursday

‘Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over’ campaign runs from Dec. 15 to Jan. 1

Wisconsin State Patrol welcomes chaplains to its ranks

Drug-related traffic crashes in Wisconsin soar, Departments of Justice and Transportation co-sponsor new ads raising awareness

Last year, 149 people were killed in drug-related traffic crashes in Wisconsin

Department of Transportation performance management initiatives save $1.5 billion since 2011

Innovations, efficiencies save nearly $100 million in 2016 state fiscal year

Crews to make repairs in Mitchell Interchange next week

Work will require lane closures

62 people died in traffic crashes last month

November traffic fatalities

Wisconsin Department of Transportation enhances Silver and AMBER Alert messaging on electronic message boards

New message format aims to help reduce alert durations in Wisconsin.

Governor declares November 30 Snowplow Driver Appreciation Day

Proclamation calls on drivers to give snowplows room to work, stay off roadways if possible during severe winter storms

Comment period extended for Hiawatha Service improvement Environmental Assessment

The comment period has been extended to January 15, 2017.

Governor Walker approves improvement project at General Mitchell International Airport

The project will not disrupt air or vehicle traffic at the airport.

South 27th Street in final phase of construction

Fully open to three lanes in each direction

Governor Walker authorizes additional measures to prevent potential gas and diesel shortages

Changes allow transport of heavier loads of petroleum products

To avoid a drunken driving arrest or crash, designate before you celebrate on Halloween

Last year in Wisconsin, 190 people were killed and 2,900 injured in alcohol-related crashes.

Wisconsin State Patrol presents awards for heroism and commendable service

Recipients are from Strum, Ripon, Chippewa Falls, Whitewater, Madison

Governor announces $2 million emergency grant to S.S. Badger

Repairs needed on landing wall

WisDOT Secretary Mark Gottlieb announces appointment of Colonel JD Lind as Wisconsin State Patrol Superintendent

He was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel in 2015 and to Colonel in September 2016.

Public invited to provide input on Hiawatha service improvement proposals

Three daily round trips between Milwaukee and Chicago would be added

Vehicle miles traveled in Wisconsin hits all-time record in 2015: 62.1 billion miles

Last year’s VMT up nearly 2.1 billion miles compared to 2014, and represents the largest annual percentage increase in statewide VMT in 17 years

Wisconsin’s freight rail system key link in state’s economy

There are 10 railroads, including four major railroads, which operate more than 3,300 miles of track in the state.

DMV website updated to better clarify IDPP process

PDFs of IDPP palm card and take-away flyer have been added to site

Governor Walker announces $108 million in payments to local governments

General Transportation Aids help defray the costs of constructing, maintaining, and operating roads and streets under local jurisdiction.

Last month was tied for safest month of September in terms of traffic deaths since the end of WWII

The deadliest month of September was in 1973 with 116 deaths.

It’s National Voter Registration Day

DMV encourages people to make sure they have an ID to vote

Among the valid forms of identification to vote, driver licenses and IDs most common

If you don’t have an ID to vote, start the process now

I-94 crack sealing in Milwaukee and Racine counties to begin

No lane closures scheduled during commuter hours

Governor Walker announces $37 million in freight rail awards

Wisconsin’s rail system consists of 10 freight railroads which operate more than 3,300 miles of track in the state.

Governor Walker Authorizes Additional Measures to Prevent Potential Gas and Diesel Shortages

Changes allow transport of heavier loads of petroleum products

Weekend Work Planned for Placing New Tub Girders

Full closure on I-41/ US 45 south bound Saturday night

More than $15 million approved for Transportation Alternatives Program

Includes $1.45 million for and Oak Leaf Trail extension from Bender Park to Racine County.

Last month was the least deadly August on Wisconsin roads since World War II

As of August 31, a total of 387 people have died in Wisconsin traffic crashes in 2016

People who need an ID to vote are encouraged to get it now

Voters are encouraged not to delay in obtaining the necessary identification.

Statewide crackdown on drunken driving begins Friday

‘Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over’ campaign runs from August 19 to September 5

31 Hour full closure of I-94 eastbound starts Friday night

Tub girders for new system ramp to be placed

Wisconsin DMV reaching out to confirm process for obtaining voter ID

If you will be at least 18 years old by the next election, if you are a U.S. citizen, and you are eligible to vote in Wisconsin, you may apply for a free ID card for voting purposes.

Governor Walker approves improvement projects at Lawrence J. Timmerman Airport

The Governor’s action releases $26,500 in state funds for the project.

Hoan Bridge Project wins ‘Best Use of Innovation’ award

Innovative management techniques and technology increased the project’s efficiency and minimized impact on southeast Wisconsin businesses, residents and commuters.

Wisconsin takes advantage of natural waterways to support Wisconsin’s economy

Governor proclaims this week as Ports Week across the state

It’s no-go for Pokémon GO on roadways & railways

Take safety to the next level, and join Wisconsin in keeping Pokémon out of the driver’s seat.

Public meeting for I-894 resurfacing study

The meeting will follow an open house format where WisDOT representatives will be available to discuss the project on an individual basis.

51 people died in Wisconsin traffic crashes in June

Traffic fatalities last month were seven more than June 2015, but two fewer than the five-year average for the month of June.

New train concourse welcomes passengers at Milwaukee Intermodal Station

Construction took approximately 18 months.

Exemptions for motor carrier transportation of petroleum products extended

Changes allow transport of heavier loads of petroleum products

Traffic crashes killed 50 people in Wisconsin in May

During the Memorial Day holiday weekend, eight people died in traffic crashes.

Governor Walker authorizes additional measures to prevent potential gas and diesel shortages

Changes allow transport of heavier loads of petroleum products

Washington Blvd. Bridge fully reopens to traffic

Stadium Freeway project more than halfway complete

27th Street intersections project in Milwaukee to begin

Improves freight mobility for heavy vehicles accessing Port of Milwaukee

Last month was tied for the fourth safest month of April in terms of traffic deaths since the end of WWII

38 people died in traffic crashes on Wisconsin roads.

McKinley Avenue project enters next phase

4th Street to reopen then closure of 6th Street

Pavement recycling saves time, money and natural resources

Each year, WisDOT incorporates over 1.5 million tons of recycled materials in projects

April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month

Last year in Wisconsin, 94 people were killed in distracted driving crashes

Wisconsin State Patrol will hold a meet and greet on Saturday for the African-American and other minority communities

The meet and greet will be held at the Mt. Horeb Baptist Church, 534 W. Center Street, Milwaukee.

Traffic deaths in 2016 are up about 32% compared with last year

So far this year, 79 people have been killed in crashes including seven pedestrians and one bicyclist.

WisDOT receives national award for managing state’s pavement network

American Concrete Pavement Association award commends WisDOT for proactively managing the state’s pavement network

WisDOT’s Super Bowl Sunday safety message

Football fans should not let their fellow fans drive drunk

Traffic deaths in January were the second lowest since WWII

Last month 28 people died in Wisconsin traffic crashes

WisDOT announces 2015 Excellence in Construction Awards

Contractors honored for projects in St. Croix, Sauk, Milwaukee, Lafayette, Brown and Dane counties

Governor announces $108 million in payments to local governments

For calendar year 2016, local governments will share an estimated $419 million from the state transportation fund.

Governor Walker approves projects totaling over $3.8 million at General Mitchell International Airport

A $2.2 million project will rehabilitate 30-year-old pavement along the 5,535-foot Runway 13/31.

State traffic deaths increased by nearly 13 percent in 2015

Wisconsin ended 2015 with 556 traffic fatalities.

Governor Walker announces more than $31 million in freight rail awards

Governor Scott Walker today announced awards for seven freight rail improvement projects totaling more than $31 million in grants and loans.

To avoid a drunken driving arrest or crash, designate before you celebrate on New Year’s Eve

To combat drunken driving, law enforcement agencies across the state will be out in force for the national Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign, which runs until Sunday, January 3.

Road conditions poor across parts of Wisconsin

Travel not advised for impacted areas

Have safe travels this holiday season with 511 Wisconsin

WisDOT travel information system keeps drivers better connected and informed

45 people died in traffic crashes last month

Last month also was the fourth safest month of November in terms of traffic deaths since World War II.

South 27th Street completes milestone in time for holiday season

Latest improvements means increased access

Governor declares November 30 Snowplow Driver Appreciation Day

Proclamation notes snowplow drivers’ vital role in keeping roadways safe and open for winter travel

Governor approves more than $3.8 million for transportation needs of seniors/individuals with disabilities

The program grants are awarded to assist local public bodies and private, non-profit agencies provide transportation services for seniors and individuals with disabilities.

WisDOT improving Twitter channels to keep drivers and customers better connected and informed

@511WI is now official statewide travel information connection on Twitter

Last month was the third safest month of October in terms of traffic deaths since the end of WWII

Last month, 44 people died in traffic crashes on Wisconsin roadways

70 mph speed limit added to new routes in Southeastern Wisconsin

US 45 in Washington County and US 12 in Walworth County included

Drivers log more than 60 billion miles on Wisconsin roadways last year

Statewide vehicle miles traveled last year up 550 million miles compared to 2013

Wisconsin’s freight rail system keeps the state’s economy on track

There are 13 railroads, including four major railroads, which operate more than 3,500 miles of track in the state.

Stay later: Amtrak Hiawatha service adds Saturday night round-trip

Visit Chicago for the day and stay into the evening without having to overnight

Traffic crashes claim the lives of 63 people in September

Traffic fatalities so far this year are up by more than 16 percent over last year.

Transit users encouraged to participate in public transit survey

The survey is being shared with all 81 of Wisconsin’s public transit systems October 5 to 16.

Wisconsin Department of Transportation schedules Hillside Interchange Structures Meeting

Meeting will take place on Wednesday September 30th at 5 p.m.

August had the highest number of traffic fatalities so far this year

As of August 31, a total of 356 people have died in Wisconsin traffic crashes in 2015

Wisconsin ports and waterways help chart the course for Wisconsin’s growing economy

Governor proclaims this week as Ports Week across the state

State Patrol inspects every school bus every year

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, school buses are the safest form of transportation for getting students to and from school.

Statewide crackdown on drunken driving begins Friday

‘Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over’ campaign runs from August 21 to September 7

Governor Walker announces $2.2 million in Lift Bridge Aids to four cities

The Lift Bridge Aids program reimburses cities for costs associated with maintaining and operating lift bridges on highways that provide connections to the state trunk highway system.

Traffic fatalities decrease in June

In June, 41 people died in Wisconsin traffic crashes

We need your help to have a summer of safety and save lives on Wisconsin roads

Message from WisDOT Secretary Gottlieb re safe summer driving

70 mph signs to be installed along Interstates this week

For public safety reasons, WisDOT strongly discourages media/others from stopping/taking photos or video along highways

Traffic fatalities increase in May

With 54 traffic fatalities, May was the deadliest month on Wisconsin roads so far this year.

Spotlight shines on importance of rail safety with Wisconsin Rail Safety Week

Events around the state aim to increase awareness of safe practices at railroad crossings and around tracks

Roadcheck campaign strives to prevent large-truck crashes

Intensified commercial motor vehicle enforcement starts Tuesday, June 2

Wednesday is National Bike to School Day

Students encouraged to use "pedal power" on May 6

Online chat – a new DMV customer service

"We wanted to offer customers using our online self-service offerings another tool to get their questions answered fast."

Traffic fatalities increase significantly in April

Traffic fatalities in April were 19 more than in April 2014.

Public meeting for I-794 Lakefront Gateway Project in Milwaukee County

Open house to focus on construction of ramps, local roadways and plan concepts

More than $83.5 million in payments awarded to local governments

$255,975 to Milwaukee County for Expressway Policing Aids.

WisDOT provides $70,000 in federal funding for pedestrian safety task forces in La Crosse, Madison and Milwaukee

The Milwaukee Task Force will receive $30,000.

Traffic crashes killed 36 people in March

Deadliest month of March on Wisconsin roads in the last 8 years

April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month

Distracted driving crashes killed 71 people in Wisconsin last year

Change to I-94 WB merge to happen overnight

The merge at 68th street will close right lane open left lane

Zero In Wisconsin smart phone app will help those celebrating St. Patrick’s Day to drive sober.

So if you’re planning to celebrate this festive holiday, your plans should include downloading the free Zero In Wisconsin Drive Sober app for mobile devices.

Learn rules of the road from your tablet and mobile* device

WisDOT’s Motorists’ Handbook now in eBook

Traffic crashes killed 25 people in February

Third safest month of February in the last 10 years

Lake Freeway/Hoan Bridge update

More overnight closures of I-794 West (northbound)

Department of Transportation releases two new performance reports

Reports rate improvement efforts and give details on activities to save time and money

Guard rail repairs to close two I-43 ramps beginning Monday

Traffic Alert for Marquette Interchange overnight work.

Last month was tied for the fourth safest month of January in terms of traffic deaths in the last 10 years

Last month, 36 people died in traffic crashes in Wisconsin.

Maintenance work to close lane on I-94 near Miller Park

WisDOT has chosen an off-peak travel time to minimize delays although some congestion is anticipated.

Wind Chill Advisory Issued In Region

Conditions on roadways being monitored

State ends 2014 with fewer than 500 traffic deaths for the first time since 1943

Wisconsin ended 2014 with 491 traffic fatalities.

To avoid a drunken driving arrest or crash, designate before you celebrate on New Year’s Eve

“An effective way to avoid a drunken driving arrest or a crash is to designate a sober driver before you celebrate.”

I-794 Lake Freeway/Hoan Bridge project reaches halfway point

Second phase of traffic switch on Hoan kicks off Friday night

Federal legislation will enable converting US 41 to an Interstate

“The Congressional action will allow us to move forward with the conversion of 175 miles of US Highway 41 to an Interstate highway route.”

State finalizes rail purchase to support freight rail system

Acquisition supports the needs of Wisconsin businesses

I-794 Lake Freeway/Hoan Bridge project reaches halfway point

Motorists can expect to encounter major ramp closures in second stage

Transportation Projects Commission takes action on Major Highway Projects

TPC recommends Major Highway Project candidates be added to the list for construction, approves cancellation of two current projects.

Public hearing set to address future of I-94 EW Corridor in Milwaukee County

WisDOT is holding a public hearing to discuss the location, design and environmental aspects of proposed improvements on I-94 between 16th and 70th streets.

I-94 Lane Restriction to Start Friday Night

Westbound lane closure begins at 68th St.

Transportation budget recommendations submitted

Request calls for a wide range of investments and new funding approaches

Governor Walker approves more than $3.4 million to serve the transportation needs of seniors and individuals with disabilities

Governor Walker today announced 50 awards totaling $3,489,456 in state and federal funds.

A drunken driving arrest or crash on Halloween could be the ultimate horror story

“This year, if you designate a sober driver before you celebrate and don’t let your friends drive if they’re impaired, we could attain zero traffic deaths on Halloween.”

Governor Walker announces $104 million in payments to local governments

Governor Scott Walker today announced that payments totaling $104,151,847 for General Transportation Aids.

Governor Walker announces more than $24 million in freight rail awards

Governor Scott Walker today approved six freight rail improvement projects totaling more than $24 million in grants and loans.

International Walk to School Day is tomorrow October 8, and kids across Wisconsin will be hitting the sidewalks!

International Walk to School Day is Wednesday, October 8.

Wisconsin’s freight rail system keeps the state’s economy moving

Governor Scott Walker has proclaimed October 6 to 12 Wisconsin Freight Rail Week.

Traffic deaths in September were the lowest for the month since the mid-1940s

Last month, 43 people died in traffic crashes on Wisconsin roads.

With International Walk to School Day less than two weeks away, WisDOT encourages interested groups and communities to get walking!

International Walk to School Day is Wednesday, October 8.

Governor Walker approves improvement project at General Mitchell International Airport

Governor Scott Walker today announced a $1,235,530 project to rehabilitate airfield pavements and make safety improvements at General Mitchell International Airport.

Governor Walker approves improvement project at General Mitchell International Airport

Governor Scott Walker today announced a $290,000 project to install new perimeter fencing at General Mitchell International Airport.

August was the highest traffic fatalities month so far this year

August had the highest number of fatalities so far this year

Charting a future course for Wisconsin waterways

Governor proclaims this week as Ports Week across the state

New report shows effects of traffic congestion on travel times

Freeway congestion is costing motorists time and money

Statewide crackdown on drunken driving begins Friday

‘Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over’ campaign runs from Aug. 15 to Sept. 1

Special Event will close access to the Hoan Bridge

Event will take place Saturday and Sunday

Drivers log nearly 60 billion miles on Wisconsin roadways last year

Statewide vehicle miles traveled last year up 400 million miles compared to 2012

More than $13 million approved for Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP)

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation announced approximately $13 million in funding.

Traffic fatalities in July were the second lowest for the month since 1937

Last month, 39 people were killed in traffic crashes in Wisconsin.

Governor Walker announces July transportation payments to local governments

Payments totaling more than $127.8. million have been delivered to local governments from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT).

Traffic crashes last month killed 48 people

It was tied for the third safest month of May in terms of traffic deaths since the end of World War II

Deadlines set for transportation projects

State law requires projects to move forward or funding will be rescinded

Major road construction will be suspended to accommodate heavy traffic during Memorial Day weekend

Click It or Ticket mobilization continues

Agreement reached on Zoo Interchange claim

State will provide funds for transit to ease congestion during construction

Transportation Moves Wisconsin tour heads to West Allis/Kenosha

A statewide public outreach effort to collect citizen input on Wisconsin’s transportation needs and challenges will come to West Allis on Tuesday, May 20 and Kenosha on Wednesday, May 21. This will be the last of nine planned public town hall meetings hosted by Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) Secretary Mark Gottlieb as part of the department’s “Transportation Moves Wisconsin” initiative.

Demolition work to commence on Wisconsin Avenue Bridge

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) will begin demolition work tonight (Friday) on the north half of the existing Wisconsin Avenue Bridge over US 41.

Public information meeting for IH 794 Lakefront Gateway Project in Milwaukee County

Meeting to focus on the preferred roadway layout, affect on County park lands, bicycle/pedestrian facilities, and Master Plan concepts.

Students encouraged to use “pedal power” on May 7

Wednesday is National Bike to School Day

Last month was the safest month of April in terms of traffic deaths since the end of WWII

Last month, 27 people died in 21 crashes on Wisconsin roadways, which made it the safest month of April in terms of traffic deaths since the end of World War II.

More than $9 million awarded to improve county highways

Wisconsin counties will receive a total of $9,099,563 in state funds to help complete 41 county highway improvement projects.

Unplanned Closures to Impact Traffic on US 45

Pavement repairs will take place on SB US 45 at Center St.

Public hearing set to address future of Interstate Highway 43 in Milwaukee and Ozaukee Counties

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation Southeast Region office in Waukesha is holding a public hearing to discuss the design and environmental aspects of proposed improvements on Interstate Highway 43

Nearly $39 million in federal transportation awards announced

Funds will help improve air quality in southeastern Wisconsin

Governor Walker announces April transportation payments to local governments

Governor Scott Walker today announced that payments totaling nearly $80.5 million for General Transportation Aids, Connecting Highway Aids and Expressway Policing Aids have been delivered to local governments from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT).

Traffic crashes in March killed 33 people in Wisconsin

A total of 33 people died in 30 traffic crashes in Wisconsin last month.

April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month

Wisconsin DOT messages feature the LG U.S. National Texting Champion from Rhinelander

Governor Walker approves safety improvement project at General Mitchell International Airport

Governor Walker approves safety improvement project at General Mitchell International Airport

Transportation Moves Wisconsin initiative launched

Town hall meetings and online options for feedback on transportation funding needs

Zero In Wisconsin smart phone app will help those celebrating St. Patrick’s Day to drive sober.

Statement from Wisconsin Department of Transportation

Public transit helps keep Wisconsin connected

Governor Scott Walker has proclaimed March 3 to 9 Wisconsin Transit Week.

Free Wi-Fi service launches on Amtrak Hiawatha Service

Wisconsin DOT and Amtrak officials to make formal announcement

Governor Walker announces $104 million in payments to local governments

Governor Scott Walker today announced that payments totaling more than $104 million for General Transportation Aids, Connecting Highway Aids and Expressway Policing Aids have been delivered to local governments.

I-794/Hoan Bridge Project Moves to Next Phase

Full Freeway Closure Begins Friday Night at 10PM

To avoid a drunken driving arrest or crash, designate before you celebrate on New Year’s Eve

Although no one really knows what the New Year will bring, everyone can take steps to make sure 2014 doesn’t start with a drunken driving arrest or crash.

Trick or treat… give me safe habits to seek!

Safety is a top priority for children as they roam neighborhoods on Halloween

To avoid a drunken driving arrest or crash, designate before you celebrate on Halloween

Although most of the scary parts of Halloween are imaginary, there is one terrifying aspect that is all too real—drunken driving.

Kids: Lace up those shoes and walk to school on October 9

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) encourages students to walk to school on Wednesday, October 9—which has been declared International Walk to School Day.