MCDOT is seeking input on potential transportation improvements for the next 20 years.
Follow the legend on the left-hand side of the map to find:

• Capacity Improvements that add additional through lanes to the roadway network.
• Pavement Preservation Improvements that rehabilitate the existing roadway pavement.
• Bike Improvements that complete bicycle gaps on existing roadways. This can include bike lanes, paved shoulders, signage, etc.
• Pedestrian Improvements that complete pedestrian gaps on existing roadways. This can include sidewalk, curb ramps, shared use paths, etc. Pedestrians are considered those walking, children on bicycles, skateboarders, motorized wheelchairs, equestrians, etc.
• Drainage Improvements to the drainage affecting existing roadways. This can include culverts, basins, etc.
• Safety Improvements to provide additional safety to the roadway user. This can include guardrail.
• Bridge Improvements to provide additional connectivity or rehabilitation to existing connections.
• Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) Improvements to provide congestion relief on existing roadways. This can include connected signals via fiber technology.
• Particulate Matter 10 (PM10) Improvements to existing dirt roadways. This can include pavement construction, signage, dust suppressant, etc.

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