Missouri’s transportation system is a tremendous asset to the citizens of Missouri. The system consists of 33,814 miles of roads and 10,427 bridges, both of which rank among the largest for any state in the nation. The Missouri Department of Transportation working with its statewide regional planning partners have identified $1.3 billion in annual ...

This is the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP). The STIP, prepared annually, sets forth the specific construction projects MoDOT will undertake in the next five years. It covers highways and bridges, transit, aviation, rail, waterways, bicycle, pedestrian, and operations and maintenance projects.

MoDOT’s SFRP is a strategic document that outlines the mission, goals and priorities of Missouri’s freight and passenger rail systems. This plan builds on goals established in other efforts, including U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) freight and rail plans, prior Missouri freight and rail plans, MoDOT’s LRTP and Missouri’s Statewide Transp...

Missouri’s transportation system safely and reliably connects people with jobs and services, connects businesses with suppliers and customers, moves students to and from school and allows visitors to explore the state’s many destinations. To help make strategic decisions, meet Missouri’s future transportation needs and be good stewards of taxpayer ...

The Missouri Department of Transportation's Annual Report is a collection of four comprehensive documents which include the Citizen's Guide to Transportation Funding, the MoDOT Results Document, the Financial Snapshot and the Comprehensive Annual Financial Report. The documents are all linked below.

In the Show-Me Zero plan, you will see a candid view of Missouri’s roadway safety problem. You will see where we intend to focus our efforts based on real-world data. You will find everyday solutions that anyone can do to help alleviate our crash problem. We won’t rest until the number of people whose lives are lost on Missouri roads is zero.

The 2025-2026 Official State Highway Map is now available free of charge! The front cover of the map is courtesy of the Missouri Division of Tourism and features a scenic aerial photo of Missouri Route 79 near the DuPont Reservation Conservation Area south of Hannibal. The back cover features a springtime photo of the Missouri State Capitol and is ...

Missouri’s FY2024 budget from the General Assembly and supported by Governor Parson provides General Revenue for the costs to plan, design, construct, reconstruct, rehabilitate and repair three lanes in each direction on approximately 200 miles of Interstate 70, from Blue Springs to Wentzville.

Interstate 44 is a vital east-west link across Missouri and to the nation. The Missouri Department of Transportation is committed to bringing improvements to the corridor. That effort, called Forward 44, is ongoing in different stages across the state.

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