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.
July/August 2020 Newsletter
The July/August 2020 Newsletter is now available. Stories include: I-94 East-West project to move forward; WisDOT seeks public input on multimodal transportation plan; House passes transportation spending bill; House advances WRDA 2020 bill; New [...]
TDA Video: Rebuild, Rebound and Move Forward
Transportation infrastructure is a building block of our economy and our communities. This truth came to the forefront during the early days of the COVID-19 health emergency. Transportation was declared an essential service, [...]
Daily Reporter’s ON THE LEVEL Features TDA
6/25/2020 - The Daily Reporter As is true for so many aspects of modern life, the coronavirus pandemic hasn’t so much revealed weaknesses in the state’s transportation as made long-recognized faults even more apparent. [...]
From the About TIME Publication
- New Bridge Pilot Program Saves Time, Money (9/18/2020)
- Wisconsin’s National Bike Route Good News for Cyclists and Bike Tourism (9/2/2020)
- Barron County Grant, an Investment in the Local Economy (9/1/2020)
- EAA’s 2020 Virtual AirVenture Keeps the Spirit Alive (8/23/2020)
- National Group Recognizes Winneconne Bridge (8/20/2020)
We could all use some good news these days, especially stories that give us a glimpse of life after the pandemic. We want to hear about investments in our communities and transportation projects moving forward to benefit us and the economy well beyond COVID-19.
Dan Basile, Chief Operations Officer at Milwaukee County Transit System, joins TDA’s Debby Jackson to talk about one such project in Milwaukee – East-West Bus Rapid Transit (BRT).
Today kicks off National Farm Safety & Health Week w/ a focus on tractor/rural roadway safety. Share the best safety features on your equipment that keep you safe on the road & in the field. #necasag #NFSHW #USAgCenters #TractorSafety #RoadwaySafety
📷: USDA/FPAC-Preston Keres
Sept. 21-27 is National Railroad Safety Week, a reminder to take extra care around rail road crossings. Last year in Wisconsin, there were 48 train related crashes and four deaths in train accidents. #railsafetyweek http://ow.ly/CUNZ50BqJbK
It's coming September 21 - 27: National Rail Safety Week. Plus, the WI State Patrol September Law of the Month focuses on safety at rail crossings & rail yards. Remember: obey warning signs, eliminate distractions, look/listen carefully before crossing RR tracks. #RailSafetyWeek
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