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On August 14, 2009, the Federal Highway Administration approved and signed the Record of Decision for the I-70 Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement. Final Reader-Friendly SEIS (May 29, 2009) NEW: Reevaluation of SIU6 (March 2020) NEW: Reevaluation of SIU3 (May 2020) Four-State "Corridors of the Future" Feasibility Study (Missouri-Illinois-Indiana-Ohio)
But today, many portions of the facility are strained beyond capacity, increasing delays and dampening economic activity. Deteriorating pavement and poorly functioning interchanges compound the problem and make travel on I-70 a daunting experience. And the problems are not exclusive to the metropolitan areas. By the year 2030, all segments of I-70 are expected to operate at unacceptable levels of service – meaning unstable traffic flow, stop-and-go conditions and traffic volumes over the roadway’s capacity. The safety and economic prosperity of Missourians depends, in part, on an I-70 that grows along with the state and nation. That’s why The Missouri Department of Transportation is working now to develop a plan for the future of I-70. Look inside to learn more about Improve I-70, and find out how you can participate in this important planning effort.
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