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General

• Building Wisconsin's Transportation Network
  Provides an overview of the state's transportation accomplishments since the mid-1980's and highlights some of the future challenges and needs for the new century.

  The following documents are all in Adobe PDF format.  

  • Who we are (303 KB)
  • Economic accomplishments (204 KB)
  • Safety accomplishments (38 KB)
  • Environmental accomplishments (140 KB)
  • Technical accomplishments (216 KB)
  • Customer service (89 KB)
  • WisDOT's many partners (98 KB)
  • Where we're going (237 KB)
  • Conclusion (12 KB)
  • Mission (7 KB)
  • Entire booklet (1280 KB)

Highway project newsletters

• US 10 project report, May 2003 - Neillsville to Clark County line (37 KB)
• WIS 11 Janesville Bypass (62 KB)
• WIS 26 and I-94 project report -  Johnson Creek (33 KB)
• Wis 29 Project Report - Elk Mound to Chippewa Falls (144 KB)
• I-39/90/94 and US 151 project information - Madison (226 KB)
• U.S. 41/WIS 167 (Lannon Road) - interchange reconstruction project (November 2003 - December 2003) (1.1 MB)
• U.S. 151 project report - Dodgeville to Dickeyville, July 2002 (71 KB)
• US 151 project report - Dodgeville to Dickeyville, Jan. 2003 (142 KB)
• US 151 Verona Road - June 2004 (328 KB)
• WIS 30 Thompson Road - August 2004 (241 KB)
• WIS 164 public involvement 
• West Capitol Drive Improvement Project (Milwaukee) - March 2003 (44 KB)

Motor Vehicles   

• Plain Dealing newsletter
  A policy and administrative bulletin for licensed dealers from the Dealer Section of the Wisconsin Department of Transportation's (WisDOT's) Division of Motor Vehicles.

Multimodal planning - Translinks21 documents

• Wisconsin Bicycle Planning Guidance - Guidelines for Metropolitan Planning Organizations & Communities in Planning & Developing Bicycle Facilities
• Corridors 2020 - Review and Update - Summary (June 1994)
• Impacts of Highway Facility Improvements on Travel and Regional Development
• Intercity Air Transportation - Overview and Presentation of Alternative Policies for Intercity Air Transportation in Wisconsin
• Intercity Passenger Rail Transportation - Overview and Presentation of Alternative Policies for Intercity Passenger Rail Transportation
• Passenger Ferry Service - An Overview and a Study Proposal for Passenger Ferry Service in Wisconsin
• Rural and Specialized Passenger Transportation - Description and Review of Alternative Policies for WisDOT
• Translinks 21 - Summary
• Transportation and Economic Development - A Summary of Key Issues Being Explored on Transportation Options and Economic Development
• Transportation & the Environment - Description and Review of Alternative Policies for Departmental Consideration
• Transportation Demand Management - Description and Review of Alternative Policies for WisDOT
• Working Together to Shape Wisconsin's Future Transportation System Overview of Translinks 21

Pavements

• Internal pavement studies reports
  The Pavements Section at the Wisconsin Department of Transportation conducts studies on pavements and related topics such as soil erosion.  The reports range in date from the early 1990's to the present.

Programs for Local Government

• Local Roads and Streets Council (LRSC)
  • Biennial Reports
• Local Roads Improvement Program (LRIP)
  • Biennial Report, 2002-2003 (1 MB)

Safety

• Safety crash facts archive
  Includes past editions of the traffic crash facts, alcohol crash facts, and motorcycle safety  publications along with special interest monographs and fact sheets on deer crashes, speed and seatbelt use.
• Pretrial Intoxicated Driver Intervention Grant Program - 2002 annual evaluation report (340 KB)
• Pretrial Intoxicated Driver Intervention Grant Program - 2001 annual evaluation report (118 KB)

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Last modified: February 20, 2008