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Blogs
October 25, 2012
U.S. Deer Collision Map Curiously Similar to Red State, Blue State Divide
West Virginia leads the nation in something. And, no, we're not talking about obesity or smoking or party schools. West Virginia is the most likely place in America for motorists to crash into deer! According to State Farm insurance claims and statistics from the Federal Highway Administratio ... More >>
News
August 30, 2012
Ask a Mexican: What's the story behind the colors on the Mexican flag?
Blogs
June 5, 2012
New Mississippi River Bridge Could Threaten Excavation of Newly-Discovered Cahokia Suburb
Even 900 years ago, big cities had suburbs. The biggest city in North America then was Cahokia, and its suburbs stretched westward across the Mississippi River and north across most of what is now East St. Louis. We know that the Cahokians had a nasty habit of using their suburban neighbors as human ... More >>
Blogs
June 14, 2010
Poplar Street Bridge Ranked Nation's Sixth-Worst Bottleneck
Google Street ViewHas anyone ever snapped a more quintessential photo of St. Louis, with the Arch and Imos? Oh, and the "congested" Poplar Street Bridge? A nationwide traffic study has ranked the junction point of interstates 70, 64 and 55 in St. Louis as one of the worst bottlenecks in the count ... More >>
Blogs
May 4, 2010
Dear Extra Lane on Interstate 44: We'll Miss You!
modot.orgI-44 in 2007: An extra lane is born.You were a fifth lane, but never a fifth wheel. No far from it. We enjoyed having you around. Sure, it was scary (and exhilarating!) that first time we drove you back in 2007 -- the year they squeezed you onto the blacktop to compensate for the entire ... More >>
Blogs
March 17, 2009
Ground-breaking News: We're No. 1 in Shovel Readiness
flickr.com/photos/sethgainesThe old Tuscumbia Bridge. She ain't what she used to be. Ain't what she used to be.In recent weeks a lot of states have gone to extraordinary lengths -- as if a free trip to Disneyland were at stake -- to make the case that they were first to break ground in tho ... More >>
News
March 5, 2008
Red Alert: Everything they really don't want you to know about those pesky traffic-light cameras
News
September 19, 2007
City of Bad Shoulders
Advocates for the disabled flag down Missouri�s highway builders and demand they pay greater attention to accessibility.
News
April 6, 2005
* Power
Unreal wanders into an un-bear-ably raucous party, plans a Missouri escape and visits a local blogger who's worried about Sheryl Crow; plus, our fantastic suggestion for the Mark McGwire Highway
News
October 23, 2002
Double-Take
Competing nominations bring high-pressure politics to the Century Building -- again
News
September 22, 1999
GREEN ACRES
How the Page Avenue extension has been good for influential road-builder Fred Weber Inc. -- through construction contracts, profitable land sales and a sweet deal with St. Louis County to expand its golf course