Wisconsin Department of Transportation

See Milwaukee’s 2025 Mayor’s Design Awards Winners

From pavement turned to art to 44-story buildings, awards recognize the best of Milwaukee design.

Hiawatha Could Use Equipment From Dying Midwest Commuter Line

A solution for Milwaukee-to-Chicago line. And a World Cup connection as well.

Open House Scheduled On Revised Plans To Replace I-794

WisDOT expected to show four options, including a boulevard option.

Wisconsin REAL ID Deadline Is May 7

Why you need it and how to get one.

UWM Students Design A Future Without I-794

Students envision two options for developing area around freeway-to-boulevard conversion.

Pick Where Future Bublr Bikes Docks Should Go As Part of Massive Expansion

Hundreds of new bikes and docks will expand utility, reach of bike-sharing system.

WisDOT’s automated vehicle advisory committee advances innovations in transportation

WisDOT encourages focus on safety with construction, summer travel underway

‘Know before you go’ with 511 Wisconsin

Gov. Evers, WisDOT, DWD Announce Over $4 Million to Expand Access to Transportation, Help Reduce Barriers for Joining the Workforce

New investments to support over 50 counties in expanding access to employment-related transportation to reduce barriers to Wisconsinites joining the workforce

Wisconsin DMV identified nearly 6,000 vehicles with odometer rollback; $37 million fraud loss last year

WisDOT to host public update meeting on I-794 Lake Interchange Study

Republican Lawmakers Poised to Gut Most Pro-Kid Budget in State History During 2025 the Year of the Kid

Republicans to reject middle-class tax cuts, property tax relief to prevent property tax increases statewide, plans to lower out-of-pocket costs for child care, medication, and household goods, measures to crack down on prescription price gouging and health insurance transparency, investments to improve kids’ reading and literacy outcomes, support for Wisconsin’s farmers and veterans, efforts to get harmful contaminants out of Wisconsinites’ water, statewide plans to improve public safety and keep kids and families safe, and measures to bolster high-need sectors of the workforce, among other key priorities