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.
September 2020 Newsletter
The September 2020 Newsletter is now available. Stories include: TDA 2020 virtual annual meeting; Senate on deadline to extend surface transportation programs, government funding; ASCE releases Wis. infrastructure report card; Wisconsin plans for self-driving [...]
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
- South Bridge Connector Project Moving Forward (10/14/20)
- Winneconne’s Boucher Discusses Community’s New Award-Winning Bridge (10/14/20)
- With Construction Projects, Time is Money (10/13/20)
- Communities Turn Over Every Rock to Keep Up With Aging Infrastructure (10/12/20)
- Red Cliff Band Project: Access to Essential Services, Promotion of Tourism (9/28/20)
Chris Boucher, Winneconne Village President, joins Debby to talk about the new Winneconne bridge (WIS 116) over the Fox River. This project is among the 12 national finalists competing in America’s Transportation Awards for the Grand Prize and the People’s Choice Award.
You can vote up to once a day at americastransportationawards.org until October 25.
After you vote, show support for this great Wisconsin project and consider a road trip to Winneconne to check it out!
A $3.4M Village of Blanchardville project - with funding help from USDA Rural Development funds - has resulted in "enormous benefits to our community" via improved utility infrastructure & reconstruction of deficient streets. #AboutTIMEWI @LeagueWIMunis
Communities Turn Over Every Rock to Keep Up With Aging Infrastructure • TDA: It's About TIME
The Village of Blanchardville replaced 40+-year-old water and wastewater systems and crumbling streets with the help of USDA Rural Development funding...
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New signs along I-94 between Madison & WI/IL border indicate electric charging stations are readily available, as part of a national network of corridors that supports alternative fueling. This is the first area in WI to be designated "corridor-ready".
Stretch of I-94 designated as alternative fuel corridor
Motorists driving along I-94 between the Wisconsin-Illinois border and Madison will now see the signs, which indicate that the route has readily-avail...
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Are you familiar with White Cane Safety Day? Tomorrow, Oct. 15, is a special reminder that anyone operating a vehicle must stop at least 10 feet from pedestrians who are using a white cane or guide dog. It's an important law to follow every day.
Sun Prairie among 6 Wisconsin cities recognizing White Cane Safety Day
October 15 is federally recognized as White Cane Safety Day which is used to promote the right-of-way of pedestrians who use white canes and guide dog...
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