It’s how we get there
From the buses in Racine to the Port of Green Bay to the rail lines in Superior to the Waukesha County Airport to the roads we use every day, Wisconsin’s transportation network is the key to connecting goods to market and people to jobs.
Founded in 1971, the Transportation Development Association of Wisconsin promotes the vitality and safety of the state’s transportation system, including public transit systems, public-use airports, railroads, commercial ports, and roads.
2026 Regional Turnout for Transportation Roundtables
Join us for breakfast and an engaging roundtable discussion on Wisconsin's transportation future. Hear directly from local officials, community leaders, and industry partners about the current state of our transportation infrastructure, emerging opportunities, and [...]
Revitalize Wisconsin Community Highways
Re-VITAL-ize Wisconsin Community Highways is a statewide effort calling attention to long-overdue road improvements on state highways that run directly through the heart of Wisconsin’s communities. For more coverage, including images and videos of [...]
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Newsletter (3.12) stories include: TDA Fly-In comes at a critical time; Regional Turnout for Transportation roundtables; Evers urges action on Blatnik Bridge funding; Brine boosts winter road safety; Treasury report highlights Highway Trust Fund gap; [...]
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Highlighting how transportation keeps Wisconsin moving
TEA Grant Paves Way for Manufacturing Growth in Slinger
Slinger will improve access and connectivity by constructing Karius Court, a new roadway in the Merchant Village development.
Plover River Crossing Bridges Community with Green Circle Trail Expansion
The Plover River Crossing project aims to extend the Green Circle Trail by creating a new, safer bridge and boardwalk path over the Plover River.
TEA Grant Powers Market Street Connection and Saukville’s Next Wave of Growth
The Village of Saukville in Ozaukee County faces growing traffic and infrastructure demands as it develops the Northern Gateway.
Conversations, news and legislative updates. We promote the vitality and safety of Wisconsin’s transportation system, including highways, public transit systems, public-use and general aviation airports, railroads, commercial ports, and roads.
In the latest On the Go podcast, TDA Executive Director Debby Jackson interviews Jackie Q. Carter, Port Milwaukee’s director, about the port’s critical role in regional commerce and its booming tourism sector. She highlights efforts to enhance cruise ship experiences to boost Milwaukee’s tourism appeal and outlines workforce development initiatives to attract maritime professionals. As Carter transitions to her new role as director of Milwaukee’s Department of Employee Relations, she reflects on her achievements and the strong foundation she leaves for the port’s future growth.
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Don’t let needed repairs ruin your day. Plan ahead and exercise patience. http://transportationdelivers.com #transportationdeliverswi
Amtrak’s Hiawatha expansion could bring passenger rail service to Madison as early as 2030, adding stops in Pewaukee, Watertown and the state capital and strengthening regional connectivity along the Chicago–Milwaukee corridor.
Amtrak could begin Madison rail service as early as 2030
The service would be an extension of the existing Chicago-to-Milwaukee Hiawatha Service and include stops in Pewaukee, Watertown and Madison.
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From icy commutes to sunny weekends, Wisconsin drivers need transportation that works in every condition. http://transportationdelivers.com #transportationdeliverswi
Dunn Co Transit achieved record-breaking ridership in 2025, w/ Community Route serving 20,660 passengers—a 29% jump from 2024. Years of strategic route redesigns, fare waivers, reliability upgrades have paid off, boosting access across Menomonie + beyond.
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Community highways, local bridges, and interstates ALL need attention. http://tdawisconsin.org #transportationdeliverswi
New intercity bus routes now link more communities across the state — from La Crosse to Green Bay, Madison to Dubuque, and beyond. Travelers now have more transportation options connecting them to both major cities and smaller towns throughout Wisconsin.
Bus route changes and expanding routes across Wisconsin
MADISON, Wis. -- Residents and visitors to the Badger state will have new routes available by bus when traveling ...
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