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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 2023 – Presentations
Thank you to everyone who joined us at the recent TDA Annual Meeting.Below, you will find a video from Secretary Thompson and presentations from the event.Message from Secretary ThompsonPresentationsBo DeLong, The DeLong Co., Inc.David Esse, [...]
The State of Wisconsin Transportation
The State of Wisconsin Transportation Briefing Document on Wisconsin Transportation (February 2023)
Latest Newsletter (11.30)
Newsletter (11.30) stories include: TDA Annual Meeting celebrated industry innovation; Thompson elected AASHTO President; Madison awarded $110 million for E-W BRT; Other federal discretionary grant awards; Federal shutdown averted with another CR; TDA Podcast: A [...]
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- Port and Waterway Projects Receive Boost from Infrastructure Law (1/25/2022)
- Wisconsin Airports Across the State Allocated First-Year BIL Funding (12/23/2021)
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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.
Patrick Vander Sanden, who assumed the role of executive director of the Wisconsin County Highway Association (WCHA) earlier this year, joins TDA Executive Director Debby Jackson on the latest On The Go podcast. Patrick explains the plans and priorities for his organization and shares some of what has surprised him since he assumed his new role. He also emphasizes that he looks to collaborate with other stakeholders to further transportation in Wisconsin.
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The CPKC Holiday Train returns to WI this Sunday, with stops at 13 WI stations over 3 days. These events, full of holiday spirit, are free. Guests are encouraged to bring food/cash donations to help local food banks. Happy 25th Anniversary, Holiday Train!
CPKC Holiday Train 2023 | Travel Wisconsin
The 2023 CPKC Holiday Train is stopping all over Wisconsin to put on concerts for a great cause.
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Patrick Vander Sanden, ED of Wisconsin County Highway Association, joins TDA ED Debby Jackson on the new On The Go podcast. Patrick explains his plans/priorities, and emphasizes he looks to collaborate w/ other stakeholders to further transpo in Wisconsin. https://ow.ly/NSRV50Qc30n
Join 1000s of cyclists in Santa Cycle Rampages in Milwaukee (12/2) & Madison (12/9). Money raised in these holiday-themed group bicycle rides will support youth and family-based education and encouragement programs in Milwaukee and Dane Counties. @bikefed
Santa Cycle Rampage - Wisconsin Bike Fed
Join us for the world’s largest holiday-themed-costume group bicycle ride
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WisDOT Secretary Craig Thompson is now president of the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) after serving as VP from 2022-23. Thompson will work w/ US leaders to shape the country's transportation policy.
Thompson elected president of transportation association
WisDOT Secretary Craig Thompson takes the lead this week as president of the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials
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A happy Thanksgiving to all - and safe travels.
Madison will receive $110M+ in fed funding to support new Metro Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system to run E-W through UW campus & downtown Madison, and up to Sun Prairie. 15 mi. BRT line will include 31 stations, 46 electric buses; plans to launch next fall.
$110 million awarded to support Madison Bus Rapid Transit project
The goal of the BRT is to get people around town faster and cleaner, using electric buses.
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