Tell MnDOT to Implement Immediate Safety Improvements on Olson Memorial Highway
The highway’s design puts people at risk every day. Changes are long overdue, and watered-down improvements are unacceptable.
The highway’s design puts people at risk every day. Changes are long overdue, and watered-down improvements are unacceptable.
Traffic can be accommodated with a multimodal boulevard and well-connected street network that provides efficient, direct routing of trips.
As Minnesota wraps up its warmest winter on record, a new report shows a promising transportation alternative for the Minnesota Department of Transportation’s (MnDOT) Rethinking I-94 project, which will determine the future of the 7.5-mile stretch of highway between downtown Minneapolis and downtown Saint Paul.
A new report highlights the enormous community benefits of highway removal and points out major flaws with MnDOT’s evaluation process. Send an email today to ask key project decision-makers to fix the Rethinking I-94 process before it is too late.
Traffic can be accommodated with a multimodal boulevard and well-connected street network that provides efficient, direct routing of trips.
Aging US highway infrastructure and a growing awareness of the harms these freeways represent have sparked a movement to remove them.
We need to understand current travel patterns to understand how the Twin Cities Boulevard can meet Minneapolis and Saint Paul’s needs for access and mobility.
A project to “Bring Back 6th” in Near North Minneapolis has received a $1.6 million federal grant as part of the Reconnecting Communities Program, which aims to reconnect communities that were cut off due to past transportation and infrastructure decisions.
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