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Founded in 1971, the Transportation Development Association of Wisconsin promotes the vitality and safety of the state’s transportation system, including public transit systems, public-use airports, railroads, commercial ports, and roads.
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Last month, TDA held its Drive-in at the State Capitol in Madison. Approximately 75 TDA members, including representatives of business, industry, local government, transportation advocates and trade unions attended a morning seminar and then groups visited the Capitol to share legislative priorities with lawmakers and staff.
In this episode of the podcast, TDA Executive Director Debby Jackson speaks with a few of the attendees who share their thoughts on the importance of the Drive-In, and the state of transportation infrastructure in Wisconsin, overall.
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Traffic is increasing along the Mississippi River. The locks & dams have aged past their life expectancy and require maintenance to ensure shipping continues without disruption. The question is, how should needed repairs be made & who will fund the cost? http://ow.ly/JaVw50Oyx8g
Mississippi River shipping infrastructure is aging. Who should pay for the repairs?
Around 175 million tons of freight travels on the Mississippi River each year, and from the river’s headwaters t...
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Governor Evers is traveling across the state to kick off his annual “Pothole Patrol” tour. This is an opportunity to not only highlight the need to repair potholes, but also to discuss plans to build more bridges and highways across Wisconsin through 2025. http://ow.ly/kJ9b50OyGcE
Governor Evers stops in Appleton as part of statewide pothole patrol
Governor Tony Evers made a stop in Appleton on Friday, as part of his statewide pothole patrol.
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Have a safe and restful Memorial Day as we remember, honor, and pay respect to our fallen American heroes.
With the start of summer upon us, it's time for many to start making travel plans for coming months. Wisconsin just happens to be home to some breathtaking natural wonders - with locations all across the state well worth a visit. @TravelWI
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7 Awe-Inspiring Natural Wonders of Wisconsin
If the Apostle Islands, The Cave of the Mounds or the Horicon Marsh sound exciting to you, then discover these 7 natural wonders of Wisconsin!
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Specialized graphic signs are returning to a Milwaukee freeway to warn drivers of upcoming dangerous conditions. The visual provides drivers extra awareness in locations with no shoulders or distress lanes. http://ow.ly/bJh150OsObQ
Specialized signs re-emerge on Milwaukee's freeways, warn drivers about dangerous stretch of road
Some specialized graphics are re-emerging on Milwaukee freeways to better warn drivers when there are problems ahead.
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Air travel is expected to be very strong for the upcoming holiday - in fact, AAA predicts that air travel numbers will be the strongest since 2005. Nearly 3.4 million travelers are expected to fly over the long Memorial Day holiday weekend. http://ow.ly/CRK050OsUbR
