Arkansas is the Natural State for a reason. Read about how our roads and highway system are upgrading to benefit our tourism industry!

Arkansas's roadways started all the way back in 1820 and have a long history of development and are still improving thanks to tourism!

In the 1960's, the US switched to kilometers. Read about how we once tried to convert America to the metric system!

Arizona is home to the only interstate marked in kilometers and they hold onto this history, just like their Route 66!

Tons of tiny details go into making the signs that you see on the road and interstate. Here are some interesting sign-making facts!

Alaskan Highways started out as dogsled trails and ended up being still one of the most difficult highways to cross. Read more here!

Alabama's US Route 431 is known as the Highway to Hell for being one of the most dangerous interstates in the country, but why? Read more!

Speed Limits are determined using either the 85th percentile rule or a program called USLIMITS2 but what are their pros and cons?

How are speed limits determined on different roads and who determines them? Let's break down the different kinds and how they're set!

Summer heat means more accidents on the roads. Asphalt buckling, thermal expansion, and heat exhaustion are what to be wary of this summer!

What is laminate and why does it matter? It's what makes signs durable and resistant to wear over time!

Storm season lines up with a lot of people's travels but do you know what to do during a thunderstorm or tornado? Let's talk about it!

In celebration of Earth Day, let's give a quick update on the Infrastructure Bill and what its doing for energy efficiency and communities!

The Lake Pontchartrain Causeway is a wonder of engineering and human ingenuity. It's impossible not to be impressed by this incredible feat.

Missouri, Kansas, and Pennsylvania claim to have built the first interstate highway, but what defines an interstate highway?

Branded state signage helps shape a community, gives visitors a sense of the history and culture, and allows residents to feel connected.

Utah's State Route 95, or the Trail of the Ancients, is a 122-mile 4-hour scenic drive full of towering red cliffs, canyons, and deserts!

The first stop signs were yellow and we can thank trains and reflectivity for the changes that finally led to our standard red stop signs!

The American Jobs Plan, or the Infrastructure Bill, is a $2T plan by the Biden Administration to boost travel, the economy, and clean energy

Berlin, NH recently received 19 million in funding from RAISE (grants from the USDOT) to build an innovative snow melt system and more.