Investments

State Highways Kansas has over 10,000 miles of highways in the state, most of which are maintained by KDOT. 847 miles are a shared responsibility of KDOT and the local government because they pass through the city limits, and the Kansas Turnpike Authority maintains 238 miles.

• Preservation Repair and reconstruction of roads and bridges

  Completed:

  $150 million

  45 miles

  12 Bridges
  Scheduled:

  $150 million

  45 miles

  12 Bridges

  • Reconstruction Complete rebuilding of an existing roadway or bridge

    Completed:

    $150 million

    45 miles

    12 Bridges
    Scheduled:

    $150 million

    45 miles

    12 Bridges

  • Rehabilitation Work that prolongs the life of the roadway, such as pavement overlays and crack repairs

    Completed:

    $150 million

    45 miles

    12 Bridges
    Scheduled:

    $150 million

    45 miles

    12 Bridges

• Modernization Improvements to the existing system, such as the addition of shoulders

  Completed:

  $150 million

  2 miles
  Scheduled:

  $1 billion

  2 miles

  • Roadways Improvements to the roadway, such as addition of shoulders, flattening of hills, and straightening of curves

    Completed:

    $150 million

    45 miles
    Scheduled:

    $150 million

    45 miles

  • Railroad Crossings Improvements to locations where roads and railroads intersect. Includes addition of gates, warning signals, and improvements to the physical crossings themselves

    Completed:

    $150 million

    2 improvements
    Scheduled:

    $150 million

    2 improvements

• Expansion Construction of new highways, such as additional lanes or interchanges

  Completed:

  $150 million

  2 miles

  2 interchanges
  Scheduled:

  $150 million

  2 miles

  2 interchanges

  • Roadways Improvements to the roadway that improve traffic flow, such as addition of lanes, passing lanes, and interchanges. Also includes technology investments such as ramp metering

    Completed:

    $150 million

    2 miles

    2 interchanges
    Scheduled:

    $150 million

    2 miles

    2 interchanges

  • Railroad Seperations Construction of bridges to allow road traffic to pass over the railroad (or vice versa)

    Completed:

    $150 million

    2 separations
    Scheduled:

    $150 million

    2 separations