Alert: Support bicycle and pedestrian projects in MoDOT's Unfunded Needs List (public comment due August 31st)
MoDOT has developed an Unfunded Needs Project List for every region in Missouri. Many citizens across the state were involved in creating this list over the past years.

MoDOT's High Priority Unfunded Needs List includes hundreds of needed bicycle, pedestrian, and public transit projects
MoDOT is now taking public comments on the projects through August 31st, 2023.
Please take a few minutes to submit a comment to MoDOT asking them to support more funding for bicycle and pedestrian projects.
- Visit the MoDOT Unfunded Needs Public Comment page here (bottom of the page)
- Submit a comment stating that you strongly support more funding for bicycle, pedestrian, and multimodal transportation needs in Missouri and it is very important for Missouri to develop reliable funding sources for these important transportation needs.
- We appreciate the work MoDOT and its planning partners across Missouri have done to identify this list of needs - particularly, their work to identify multimodal needs including needed bicycle, pedestrian, and public transportation projects.
- And, of course, add your comments in support of any other projects on the list that are particularly important to you or your area. The full project list is here: https://www.modot.org/media/44010 Scroll down to "Multimodal" to find the bike/ped projects - then look for projects grouped by region, then county.
Thank you! Public comments in support of funding for bicycling and walking have made a huge difference in MoDOT's priorities over the years.
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