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Jan 5, 2026·Capital improvement plan
Capital Improvement Plan
A presentation describing a proposed transportation infrastructure project for the AL69 Skyland Boulevard corridor in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. The project focuses on intersection improvements, access management, and traffic congestion relief along AL69 and Skyland Boulevard, with work planned to begin in 2026 and construction lasting approximately 18 months.
Dec 4, 2025·Capital improvement plan
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A capital improvement plan for the Alabama Department of Transportation covering intersection improvements and realignment projects at Pike Road, Wallahatchie Road, and Meriwether Road. The plan includes roundabout installations, road realignments, and related infrastructure improvements for transportation.
Jan 4, 2024·Capital improvement plan
Capital Improvement Plan
A capital improvement plan document for US-82 Tuscaloosa/Bibb County Access Management covering proposed roadway improvements between Haysop Church Road and Eoline Road at mile posts 74-75, including driveway/median closures, new pavement, concrete islands, and striping.
Nov 1, 2023·Strategic plan
Alabama Department of Transportation Carbon Reduction Strategy
This Carbon Reduction Strategy for Alabama, developed by the Alabama Department of Transportation, aims to reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions within the transportation sector. The strategy identifies five primary focus areas: Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Technologies, Transportation Demand Management, Multimodal Transportation, Energy Efficient Lighting & Traffic Control Devices, and Alternative Fuel Vehicles & Infrastructure. It seeks to improve Alabama's transportation network, fostering a resilient future, a strong economy, and an improved quality of life for all residents through effective, equitable, and data-driven carbon reduction approaches.