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Two lanes with One-Way Traffic Flow planned for Intracoastal Waterway Bridge by Memorial Day

The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) continues making progress on construction of the new Intracoastal Waterway Bridge in Baldwin County.

Motorists can expect an important milestone soon: the anticipated opening of two lanes of traffic with a one-way traffic flow across the new bridge on or before Memorial Day.

To help drivers prepare, ALDOT...

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ALDOT holding a Public Involvement Meeting in Alexander City on a project to update SR-22 intersection with US-280.

The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) will host an open-house public involvement meeting to discuss a potential intersection improvement project at US-280 and SR-22 (Lee Street) in Alexander City.

The proposed project would address the deterioration of the roadway at the intersection.

The work would involve rebuilding the junction with new concrete after removing damaged…

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The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) is closely monitoring weather forecasts from the National Weather Service and other sources to track a weather disturbance that has the potential to bring winter weather to parts of Alabama over the weekend.

ALDOT is preparing for cold temperatures as well as the possibility of frozen precipitation in some…

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The Alabama Department of Transportation resurfacing project on SR-106 in Crenshaw County starts Monday, Jan. 19, weather permitting.

The project will stretch for about 7.7 miles, from Patsaliga Creek Bridge to US-29 in Brantley.  This project begins where the previous SR-106 resurfacing project ended.

Motorists should expect lane closures and reduced speed limits throughout the…

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ALDOT's Auburn District covers parts of four different counties.

District 43 Administrator Jamie Davis and her team overcame their share of adversity in 2025.

In addition to flooding, a tornado, plus their gas warehouse catching fire, the group worked through two winter weather events.

“None of us had ever really worked a snow and ice storm.  We had 2 within, like, 2 weeks,” Davis…

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The Hollis Crossroads District manages a weigh station and welcome center along with its roadway maintenance duties.

The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) team of nearly four dozen serving the Hollis Crossroads District relies on its leaders.

Administrator William Whaley believes they bring unity to the job and provide a high level of efficiency to the taxpayers.

“They’ll complete a goal and they’re not wasting time. They go out there with the…

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