American Recovery and Reinvestment Act

Work starts on Denver I-70 interchange

Overdrive Staff | September 16, 2010

Federal, state and local officials on Sept. 15 broke ground on Denver’s Interstate 70/Central Park Boulevard Interchange, partially funded through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. The $50 million project near Stapleton relies on $12 million ...

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Work on I-40 in Nashville

Overdrive Staff | July 29, 2010

Expect traffic delays as crews continue work on Interstate 40 at White Bridge Road in west Nashville, Tenn. This weekend, crews will close lanes on I-40 in both directions near White Bridge Road to work on ...

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Work begins on San Francisco road

Overdrive Staff | July 27, 2010

Major construction is under way on the Doyle Drive Replacement Project in San Francisco, one of the nation’s largest, most complex and labor intensive American Recovery and Reinvestment Act-funded highway projects. For more than a half-century, ...

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Jacksonville project started

Overdrive Staff | July 12, 2010

The first phase of construction has begun on the State Road (SR) 9B project near Jacksonville, Fla. The project, which has been stalled since the mid-1970s, is being funded almost completely by the American Recovery and ...

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Ind.-Ky. bridge to be replaced

Overdrive Staff | June 21, 2010

The U.S. Department of Transportation gave the go-ahead to begin construction to replace the Milton-Madison Bridge (U.S. 421) after it finalized an agreement on a $20 million American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (Recovery ...

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Road poll: The good, the bad, the better

Max Kvidera | February 01, 2010

Familiar freeways top the rankings of best, worst and most improved roads in Overdrive survey One is a molar masher that has raised the ire of users for decades. The other is a ribbon of smooth ...

CSA'S DATA TRAIL

Who’s keeping score: CSA ranking tool for drivers

The Vigillo Roadside Resume tool is marketed directly to drivers and approximates driver CSA BASIC rankings. Learn how to access the system, as well as get a handle on its limitations, in this story.