What does the new national report have to say about the Show-Me State?
What does the new national report have to say about the Show-Me State?
Learn more about how this key document shapes the transportation landscape in Missouri and what you can do to make it better.
Overview The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) relies on a system of policies, plans, and programming to guide how it expands and maintains the transportation system of the Show-Me State. A critical piece of that approach is a document known as the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP). You can learn more about the STIP by […]
Missourians for Responsible Transportation is pleased to announce a new addition to the team: Michael Kelley will serve as the organization’s new Policy Director! “I’m incredibly excited to serve in this role,” Michael shared. “It’s an honor and a privilege to work with our partner organizations and communities across the state to build a transportation […]
After 5.5 years with MRT, Jackson Hotaling is departing for a role with the Western Transportation Institute in Bozeman, MT.
In the August primary, voters overwhelmingly supported Amendment 1, which renews the Parks, Soils, and Water Sales Tax for another 10 years.
Four new/updated statewide planning initiatives address active transportation, with more to be released in 2026.
Missouri Transportation Task Force Advisory Committee and Missouri Complete Streets Advisory Committee join efforts
MO is home to many examples of 'Complete Streets.' Our map demonstrates where they provide safety benefits.
Support the MRT partnership's efforts to improve active transportation across the state.
MRT presented to more than 600 national advocates and changemakers about the Complete Streets process in rural Missouri.
This blog synthesizes MRT’s work with Osceola, and MRT’s involvement with the report Guide to Activating Rural America through Active Living Policies
