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General

Building Wisconsin's Transportation Network

This book provides an overview of Wisconsin's transportation accomplishments since the mid-1980's and highlights some of the future challenges and needs for the new century.

The following documents are in Adobe PDF format.
(Note: Some files are large and may take longer to download depending on individual connection speeds. Users may need to zoom in to see details.)

• Complete booklet
  Note: The complete book has been broken down into sections below to make for smaller file sizes and faster downloads.
• Who we are
• Economic accomplishments
• Safety accomplishments
• Environmental accomplishments
• Technical accomplishments
• Customer service
• WisDOT's many partners
• Where we're going
• Conclusion
• Mission

Transportation in Wisconsin: A Vision for the 21st Century

Wisconsin Interstate history

Highway newsletters (listed by date - most recent first)

• US 151 reconstruction project - Dane County - August 2005
• US 51 corridor management, north segment - Dane County - March 2005
• WIS 54/172 Corridor Study, Brown and Outagamie counties - September 2004
• WIS 30 Thompson Road - Dane County - August 2004
• County M construction, Dane County - August 2004
  
  
• St. Croix River Crossing project - Fall 2004
• WIS 26 corridor study, Bike route planning workshops - Rock,
  Jefferson and Dodge counties - July 2004
• I-39 pavement replacement project - Columbia County - March 2004
• WIS 164 public involvement - Waukesha and Washington counties - 1999 (view resolutions at bottom of Public involvement page)

Motor vehicles

A policy and administrative bulletins for licensed dealers from the Dealer Section of the Wisconsin Department of Transportation's (WisDOT) Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV).

• DMV newsletters

Multimodal planning - Translinks21 documents

• Wisconsin Bicycle Planning Guidance - Guidelines for Metropolitan Planning Organizations & Communities in Planning & Developing Bicycle Facilities
• Corridors 2020 - Review and Update - Summary (June 1994)
• Impacts of Highway Facility Improvements on Travel and Regional Development
• Intercity Air Transportation - Overview and Presentation of Alternative Policies for Intercity Air Transportation in Wisconsin
• Intercity Passenger Rail Transportation - Overview and Presentation of Alternative Policies for Intercity Passenger Rail Transportation
  
  
• Passenger Ferry Service - An Overview and a Study Proposal for Passenger Ferry Service in Wisconsin
• Rural and Specialized Passenger Transportation - Description and Review of Alternative Policies for WisDOT
• Translinks 21 - Summary
• Transportation and Economic Development - A Summary of Key Issues Being Explored on Transportation Options and Economic Development
• Transportation & the Environment - Description and Review of Alternative Policies for Departmental Consideration
  
  
• Transportation Demand Management - Description and Review of Alternative Policies for WisDOT
• Working Together to Shape Wisconsin's Future Transportation System Overview of Translinks 21

Programs for Local Government

Local Roads Improvement Program (LRIP)

• Biennial report, 2002-2003

Safety

• Safety crash facts archive
  Includes past editions (back to 1999) of the traffic crash facts, alcohol crash facts, and motorcycle safety publications along with special interest monographs and fact sheets on deer crashes, speed and seatbelt use.
  • 1998 Traffic Crash Facts
  • 1997 Traffic Crash Facts
  • 1996 Traffic Crash Facts
  • 1995 Traffic Crash Facts
  • 1994 Traffic Crash Facts
    
    
  • 1993 Traffic Crash Facts
  • 1992 Traffic Crash Facts
  • 1991 Traffic Crash Facts
  • 1990 Traffic Crash Facts
  • 1989 Traffic Accident Facts

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Last modified: April 2, 2013