MoDOT seeks public input on a draft list outlining $1.1 billion in unfunded high-priority transportation projects, classified into three tiers based on urgency and cost estimates. Feedback will inform updates to LRTP and SFRP.

Eldon Avenue south of Chestnut Expressway is closing for a week starting August 11 for a safety and traffic project.

MoDOT announces a temporary closure of Pershall Rd. for girder placement on the new I-170 bridge, affecting traffic on July 28-29 from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m.

MoDOT lists upcoming roadworks for Mid-Missouri from July 28-August 3, 2025, with potential delays due to lane closures, weather-dependent schedules, and area-specific projects like resurfacing and bridge rehabilitation.

MoDOT reopens the Lindbergh Boulevard bridge on Route 67 near Deer Creek after two months of work, with sporadic lane closures expected during final touch-ups.

MoDOT will hold a meeting to discuss bridge deck replacements in Morgan and Moniteau Counties, seeking community feedback. Construction is expected to begin in 2026 with detours planned for local routes.

MoDOT hosts a public meeting to discuss changes to Route D in St. Louis, with a focus on safety improvements starting in 2026. Feedback is important for the project's final design.

MoDOT is closing the I-64 North Outer Road/Technology Drive bridge over Dardenne Creek for replacement from August 11 until the end of 2025, adding a shared use path to improve pedestrian and cyclist connectivity.

Maries County Route Z's closure for storm drain replacement is rescheduled for Wednesday, July 23, with a suggested detour due to the day-long construction.

Missouri's Improve I-70 project is set for public hearings in August to discuss widening the interstate, with online commenting available until September 3. Construction starts in 2025.

MoDOT is installing a culvert on Veterans Memorial Parkway, causing temporary closures for the Improve I-70 Project, which includes widening I-70 in Missouri.

Interstate 44 near Route 50 will experience evening lane closures for road maintenance from July 21-24, affecting mainly the eastbound right lane, with at least one lane remaining open.

MoDOT has started a $1.2 million project to upgrade pedestrian facilities in the Jefferson City area to meet ADA standards, starting in Taos and affecting other areas, with completion set for December 2025.