It’s how we get there
From the buses in Racine to the Port of Green Bay to the rail lines in Superior to the Waukesha County Airport to the roads we use every day, Wisconsin’s transportation network is the key to connecting goods to market and people to jobs.
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.
TDA Annual Meeting 2024 – Presentations and Photos
Thank you to everyone who joined us at the recent TDA Annual Meeting. We appreciate your support! Below are the presentations, a message from WisDOT Secretary Boardman, and photos from the Annual Meeting and [...]
2024 Regional Transportation Roundtables
Shining a Spotlight on Transportation Join us for breakfast and a roundtable discussion. Hear from local officials and others about their transportation infrastructure accomplishments, opportunities, and challenges. And let’s discuss the impacts on local [...]
Latest Newsletter (9.5)
Newsletter (9.5) stories include: Register today for the TDA Annual Meeting: Charting the Course; Reception honoring Secretary Thompson; RSVP for October Transportation Roundtables; Boardman appointed next WisDOT Secretary, Thompson moves to UW-Madison role; Zoo North [...]
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Highlighting how transportation keeps Wisconsin moving
Collaboration and earmarks move up Watertown Main Street Bridge replacement
The new bridge will facilitate better transportation and connectivity within the city and provide easier access to businesses and services on both sides of the river.
LRIP strengthens Taylor County’s logging industry
Over the last five years, the county has spent over $1 million on pavement preservation in and around the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, and with a little more help, the county can further preserve these roadways for decades to come.
Town of Sylvester road improvement to increase Ag transportation efficiency
Improving Ladwig Road in the Town of Sylvester (Green County) will benefit local farmers and town residents.
Conversations, news and legislative updates. We promote the vitality and safety of Wisconsin’s transportation system, including highways, public transit systems, public-use and general aviation airports, railroads, commercial ports, and roads.
Secretary Thompson joined the TDA On The Go Podcast as he wrapped up his time at the Wisconsin Department of Transportation. Thompson and TDA Executive Director Debby Jackson discussed his bittersweet thoughts on leaving WisDOT, the team’s accomplishments, and what still needs to be tackled. The two also talked about Wisconsin’s unique transportation community and how its uniqueness is a key to its success. Finally, Thompson explained why he is so excited about his new endeavor at the University of Madison.
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While the La Crosse and Eau Claire TDA Transportation Roundtables are in the books, you can still attend the next two meetings coming to Mosinee (10/29) and Ashwaubenon (10/30). RSVP and join the conversation!
Details/registration: https://ow.ly/zWbN50Ti4ZV
It's the final four of Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce 2024 Coolest Thing Made in Wisconsin contest: vote by 10/17. This contest recognizes WI's diverse manufacturing industries, which creates products moved through the state's transportation network. https://ow.ly/Cm4L50TKr3v
At the La Crosse Transportation Roundtable last week, there was common ground on the need for transportation investment. “This is not a partisan issue. It’s a safety issue, it’s an economic development issue, and it’s about the welfare of our residents.”
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Milwaukee city leaders have announced a new program with the goal of reducing reckless driving. Targeting repeat offenders, this effort will "hold reckless drivers fully answerable for their most egregious traffic violations."
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A Waupaca pedestrian bridge that has been closed since 2012 due to safety concerns will be restored through a Wisconsin Department of Transportation cost-share program. This bridge crosses the Waupaca River and connects two parks.
Waupaca to save pedestrian bridge - Waupaca County Post
Downtown structure closed since 2012
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#ICYMI: Find out how a $885K TEA grant will help WestRock Company in Pleasant Prairie fund a rail spur project to more efficiently transport bulk materials. #TDASpotlight
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