Electronic sign on highway above traffic. The sign reads, " Weed and speed. Not a good combo. Plan a sober ride.”

Enjoy the snacks and the playlist—just leave the driving to someone sober.

Transit in Greater Minnesota - MnDOT Find information about Greater Minnesota transit services and resources, including statewide transit maps, transit grants, transit plans, and more.

Today is World Public Transport Day, a global celebration of the journeys that move us and the people who make them possible. MnDOT works year-round to build public transit across the state, working with more than 40 transit agencies in Greater Minnesota. Learn more on our website.

A large John Deere tractor driving on a rural road, next to a cornfield. Dust is rising from the road as it moves. Power lines are visible overhead.

Planting season is ramping up, which means more tractors and farm equipment on the roads. Operators and drivers must stay alert and give each other plenty of space. Drivers should also slow down when approaching farm equipment. Safe roads are everyone’s responsibility. 🚜

Potholes - MnDOT How potholes are formed, and how to report them and other roadside issues along state highways and interstates

Pothole season has arrived! Stay alert and if you see crews making repairs, slow down and give them room to work safely. Spot a pothole on a state highway or interstate? Report it on our website.

MnDOT Districts - Information and Resources MnDOT district locations and facts

Your MnDOT district is here to keep your community moving! Discover your region and sign up for updates that help you plan ahead.https://bit.ly/3TtVFrm .

Popular Topics - MnDOT Find information about MnDOT construction, travel, state highway maps, speed limits, jobs and more

From projects in your area to how to report a highway issue, our “Popular Topics” page has answers to your most-asked questions: mndot.gov/topics

A desktop monitor and mobile phone displaying a map with traffic details. The text reads "KNOW before you GO" with the logo for "5 1 1 M N" and the website "5 1 1 M N dot org" visible.

Heads up, St. Paul! Upcoming closures:

• April 10–April 13 (10 pm–5 am): eastbound I 94 closes
• April 13: northbound Highway 280 closes; I 35E work starts at Shepard Rd.

Plan ahead at 511mn.org! Thanks for your patience as crews work to keep you moving safely.

Prescribed Fire - Roadside Vegetation Management MnDOT prescribed fire information and contacts

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Controlled burns, like this recent burn in south central Minnesota, help keep roadways safe, prevent weed infestations and more!

If you're driving by a prescribed fire in progress, treat the area as a work zone.

Electronic sign on highway above traffic. The sign reads, "This is where the fun begins! Watch for construction.”

Slow down and stay alert in work zones. Every trip matters—let’s all get home safely.

About Railroads in Minnesota About railroads in Minnesota, including freight rail, passenger rail, and rail transit.

All aboard! 🚂 Minnesota has more than 4,200 miles of railroad track operated by 21 different rail companies—and MnDOT helps keep it all moving safely. Learn more about Minnesota railroads on our website.

A serene tropical coastline in Panama with lush palm trees and clear turquoise waters. Several sailboats are anchored near the shore. The text on the image reads, "Highway 2 - Bemidji.

View of the famous, blue-domed churches and traditional white buildings overlooking the sea in Santorini, Greece, with a clear blue sky. The text below reads, "I-35 - Duluth."

Sunset over the iconic Singapore skyline with vibrant purple and pink skies. The text below reads, "Highway 14 - Rochester."

Evening view of the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge, with city lights reflecting on the water. The text below reads, "I-94 - Minneapolis."

What a gorgeous day in Minnesota! 🌴☀️ Check out these 511mn.org highway camera views—sunshine… ocean views… wait…

#AprilFools

2026 Construction Season Find our 2026 construction list, project map, detours and more.

It’s construction season, and about 200 projects are underway to make Minnesota roads safer and more reliable. Remember to slow down in work zones—your attention saves lives.

Electronic sign on highway above traffic. The sign reads, "It is no April Fool if you stay cool and buckle up.”

Make your ride foolproof. Buckle up every time.

A desktop monitor and mobile phone displaying a map with traffic details. The text reads "KNOW before you GO" with the logo for "5 1 1 M N" and the website "5 1 1 M N dot org" visible.

Heading to the State Capitol or downtown St. Paul this Saturday, March 28? Plan ahead at 511mn.org. Consider using transit, expect delays and temporary closures, and drive with caution. Thank you for your patience as crews work to keep everyone moving safely.

Safety Education - Bicycling - MnDOT MnDOT bicycling resources, events and statewide plans

When we all do our part, bikes and cars can safely share the road.

Drivers: Watch for cyclists, especially when turning or merging.

Cyclists: Follow traffic laws and ride with the flow of traffic.

Learn more on our website.

The MnRUC Demo is LIVE! We’re conducting this six-month demo that uses built-in car tech to understand how a road usage charge could sustain Minnesota’s roads. Do you drive a newer Jeep, Ram, Dodge or Chrysler? You could enroll today! Learn more: mnruc.com/welcome

Don’t let your night end with a turnover. Plan a sober ride.

Blooming wildflowers, including yellow coneflowers and purple bee balm, stretch alongside the I-35 in Owatonna. A road sign is partially visible in the distance, and trees line the horizon under a clear sky.

Today is World Water Day! Did you know that we use plants to protect MN's waters? We help ensure the plants used in road construction grow strong roots and shoots to prevent soil erosion, filter stormwater contaminants and more. Learn more: https://bit.ly/41adJJv

Environmental Stewardship MnDOT Environmental Stewardship programs, services and contacts

It’s World Frog Day! 🐸 Meet the Blanchard’s Cricket Frog, MN's only endangered amphibian. Once thought locally extinct, it’s been rediscovered in several MN regions. Our biologists monitor threatened or endangered species when MnDOT work happens nearby. Learn more on our website.

MnDOT has come a long way, but keeping Minnesota moving has always been our thing.

Press Releases / Office of Governor Tim Walz and Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan On this page you will find the latest press releases and statements from the Office of Governor Walz and Lieutenant Governor Flanagan.

Big news for the Twin Ports! $1B+ in federal funding is now secured to replace the Blatnik Bridge, clearing the way for MN's largest public works project. The new bridge will improve safety, support jobs and strengthen a vital freight corridor.

Electronic sign on highway above traffic. The sign reads, "Stay lucky. Drive sober.”

Keep your luck on track! Plan a sober ride tomorrow and get home safely. 🍀

5 1 1 M N snowplow camera image of snowy driving conditions on Highway 52 near Rochester.

5 1 1 M N snowplow camera image of snowy driving conditions on I-91 near Albert Lea.

5 1 1 M N snowplow camera image of snowy driving conditions on I-90 near Rushmore.

5 1 1 M N snowplow camera image of snowy driving conditions on I-94 14 St. Paul.

Road conditions are improving across Minnesota, but you may still find slick spots. Please slow down and give our crews room as they continue cleanup.

Know before you go—check http://511mn.org for highway conditions and snowplow camera views.

5 1 1 M N snowplow camera image of snowy driving conditions on Highway 14 near Rochester.

5 1 1 M N snowplow camera image of snowy driving conditions on I-35 near Hinckley.

5 1 1 M N snowplow camera image of snowy driving conditions on I-90 near Blue Earth.

5 1 1 M N snowplow camera image of snowy driving conditions on I-94 near Maple Grove.

Heavy snow and strong winds are causing challenging travel conditions.

Take a look at these snowplow camera views from across Minnesota—no travel is advised right now in many areas. ⚠️

Watch 511mn.org for updates statewide.

Aerial view of a roundabout with a circle superimposed over it—the circle is labeled "Circumference (C)". There is a dashed, horizontal line through the center of the circle labeled "Diameter (d)". At the bottom is the equation "C divided by d is equal to π".

It’s Pi Day! Please keep your driving decisions rational, even if the number isn’t.

Travel Alert notice from the Minnesota Department of Transportation on a blue background with snowflakes.

⚠️ Watch out for winter weather this weekend. Expect travel impacts across the state.

Know before you go! Check 511mn.org for road conditions, traffic impacts and more.

Accessible Pedestrian Signals Accessible pedestrian signal (APS) information and benefits

Accessible Pedestrian Signals are an important part of building streets that work for everyone. They use sound, speech and touch to provide clear guidance at intersections, helping people cross safely and independently. Learn more on our website.

Electronic sign on highway above traffic. The sign reads, "Spring forward safely. Get enough sleep. Don’t drive drowsy.”

Daylight saving time is here—let’s make sure safety springs forward, too. Rest up and keep the roads safe for everyone.

Ports and Waterways in Minnesota - MnDOT Minnesota ports and waterways information, including locations, news and contacts

MnDOT keeps Minnesota moving by land and water! We support seven ports—four along the Mississippi River and three on Lake Superior. Learn more on our website. 🚢

Aerial view of a roundabout on Highway 43 in Winona. Several vehicles are driving through, and pedestrian crosswalks are visible at each road entry. The ground is a mix of snow and cleared areas.

Roundabouts improve safety and keep traffic moving! They reduce the most severe crashes—those causing serious injuries or deaths—by more than 80%. They’re designed to slow speeds and limit where vehicles cross paths. Learn more: mndot.gov/roundabouts