UDOT Likes Road Outlook

Money appropriated in the last legislative session and the state's strong bond rating mean solid funding for road projects but continued stalling of federal funds is complicating long-term planning.
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A Look Down the Road

Are toll roads in Utah's future? An expert from transportation planning and engineering firm Carter Burgess says it is likely. In the drive to find new sources of funding for highway projects, other states have been forced to look beyond tax dollars
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Reclaim Wins Acclaim

The Utah Department of Transportation had experience with reclamation projects in the past but gave the tested technology a twist on the full depth reclamation (FDR) on a 10 mile stretch of Interstate 84 between the rural Utah towns of Morgan and Mountain Green.
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Tight Cement Supplies Means Plan Far Ahead

Continued high demand from a booming residential construction market and emerging growth in retail and institutional projects coupled with limited supplies at aging plants means concrete will be more and more difficult to come by on a timely basis.
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Asphalt and Concrete Solution for Urban Arterial Reconstruction

A concrete and asphalt "reverse Oreo cookie" helped make the best use of existing concrete and made for a quick and quality rebuilding of a busy portion of Interstate 215.
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