Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) crews worked around the clock to keep roads safe and passable during Winter Storm Cora. The storm brought freezing rain, sleet, and snow to parts of the state, creating hazardous driving conditions.
ALDOT’s Response
Pretreatment: Crews pre-treated roads with brine to help prevent ice formation. Salt brine is merely a…
During the Fiscal year 2024, North Alabama saw significant strides in transportation infrastructure. The Alabama Department of Transportation’s (ALDOT) North Region spearheaded numerous projects, from major interstate improvements to vital local road upgrades.
Interstate Advancements I-65 The rehabilitation of the Tennessee River bridges in Morgan and Limestone counties progressed significantly, exceeding initial expectations. Planning commenced…Read More “North Region sees significant advancements”
The Alabama’s Department of Transportation’s (ALDOT) Southwest Region has seen significant progress on several major infrastructure projects this year.
Key Projects & Initiatives Mobile River Bridge and Bayway Following a major federal grant, ALDOT is working with design-build teams to finalize plans for the new bridge and Bayway. The TIFIA loan process is advancing, paving…Read More “Southwest Region: Progressing key infrastructure projects”
The Alabama Department of Transportation’s (ALDOT) East Central Region is experiencing a period of significant infrastructure development. While several major projects are currently under construction, a number of critical initiatives are entering the preconstruction phase as well as setting the stage for future improvements.
Preconstruction Highlights I-65 Lane Additions (Alabaster to Calera): This multi-phased project…Read More “East Central Region: Paving the way for the future”
The Southeast Region of the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) oversees a vast network of roadways spanning 19 counties. In fiscal year 2024, the region focused on maintaining existing infrastructure, enhancing safety and partnering with local governments to improve transportation across the region.
Key Accomplishments Infrastructure Maintenance Resurfaced over 564 lane miles, including significant portions…Read More “Southeast Region: Building a stronger transportation network”
The Alabama Department of Transportation’s (ALDOT) West Central Region has seen significant progress on several key infrastructure projects over the past year. These projects delivered improved traffic flow, enhanced safety and boosted economic development across the area.
Key Accomplishments: Tuscaloosa County
US-82 Improvements: The region’s first major Rebuild Alabama Act project in Tuscaloosa County, a…
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At the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT), we’re here to help with questions about state highways, road projects, and more. However, some road-related issues fall outside our responsibility.
To help you find the right answers fast, here’s a guide to who handles common road-related questions.
Road repairs and construction
ALDOT is responsible for building and…
Governor Ivey met with Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) crews on Dec. 5 to express her gratitude for their selfless assistance in disaster relief efforts in Florida following Hurricanes Milton and Helene.
“It was a privilege to meet the ALDOT workers who were deployed to Florida to aid in recovery efforts for Hurricane Milton and…
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Each year, employees from the Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) cut down, haul, install and help decorate the official state Christmas tree that sits at the top of the Capitol steps facing Dexter Avenue in Montgomery.
This year’s tree is an Eastern Red Cedar standing at 37 feet tall.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Allen…
The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) is improving safety and mobility on our state’s roadways. One innovative approach used is the Road Diet.
What is a Road Diet?
A Road Diet is a cost-effective strategy to enhance safety and mobility on traditional four-lane undivided highways. It involves converting a four-lane road into a three-lane road…
Read More “Road Diets: A smart solution for safer, more efficient roads”
