The New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) is the government agency responsible for the development, maintenance, and regulation of the state’s transportation infrastructure. Servicing a diverse and densely populated region, NYSDOT ensures the safety and efficiency of New York’s highways, bridges, rail systems, ferries, airports, and public transit networks. The department oversees more than 113,000 miles of roadway and 17,000 bridges, making it one of the largest and most comprehensive transportation enterprises in the nation.

Committed to improving mobility and supporting economic vitality, NYSDOT leads a wide range of initiatives focused on sustainability, innovation, and technological advancement in transportation. The agency is known for its role in traffic safety campaigns, snow and ice control operations, and infrastructure modernization projects. Additionally, NYSDOT collaborates with federal, state, and local partners to ensure cohesive and resilient transportation planning across all of New York State.

Website: https://www.dot.ny.gov/

Key Services:

– Design, construction, and maintenance of state highways and bridges
– Operation and oversight of public transportation systems
– Traffic safety programs and traveler information services
– Emergency response and snow/ice removal operations
– Multimodal transportation planning (including rail, air, and water)
– Infrastructure improvement and modernization projects
– Environmental and sustainability initiatives in transportation
– Collaboration with regional and municipal transit agencies