Articles Tagged: Iowa Department of Transportation

Curious what road projects are coming up this construction season? In addition to the interchange overhaul, here are some projects in Coralville, Iowa City and North Liberty to keep an eye out for.

The massive reconstruction of the interchange is entering the fifth year of work ahead of schedule and with another milestone expected by Labor Day. Plus, organizations working to secure future funding for the 380 Express bus service.

Iowa’s state transportation commission would be required to prioritize making Highway 30 four lanes under a bill advanced Monday.

Iowa City drivers and pedestrians should expect detours when the heavily traveled Gilbert Street bridge near downtown is replaced. Here’s what you should know ahead of construction beginning in late April.

Cedar Rapids and Iowa City are under a winter storm advisory until 6 p.m. Thursday,

The Iowa Department of Transportation is adding adult changing rooms to four interstate rest areas this year. Each room has an adult-size changing table that can be raised and lowered with a remote control so caregivers can safely change the clothes of a dependent child or adult.

The Republican won election over incumbent Mike Fitzgerald, the longest-serving state treasurer in U.S. history

Cedar Rapids and Marion, like many cities around the Unites States, have been constructing more roundabouts over the past decade.

Iowans will have to wait longer for the option of keeping their state-issued ID on their smartphones and not just their wallets.

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After December blizzard, warmer weather coming through first few days of 2023

Winds will continue to increase while temperatures decrease in the next 24 hours.

All of Iowa was put under a winter storm watch Monday afternoon, although estimates of snowfall between Wednesday and Friday remained uncertain -- but with strong winds, forecasters nonetheless were predicting blizzard conditions are possible.

Federal highway safety officials told New Jersey to stop posting funny messages; Iowa DOT officials say they have not yet heard from the federal government about its program

Iowans who have yet to receive their gold star license to become compliant under federal law to fly domestically will have extra time to do so.