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Study overview/locations|
Previous studies |
Contact information
In December 2021, the Wisconsin Transportation Project Commission approved the department to study new alternatives that address safety, congestion and maintain a state of good repair on US 53, US 14/61, WIS 35 and WIS 16 in La Crosse. The corridor will be split as three separate studies as detailed below.
Upcoming
WIS 35 Corridor: The second PIM for the WIS 35 corridor was held January 14, 2025. For more information about past public involvement, please visit the
public involvement page.
US 53 and US 14/61 Corridor: The second PIM for the US 53 and US 14/61 corridor is anticipated to be held in Summer 2025.
WIS 16 Corridor: WisDOT anticipates the first public involvement for the WIS 16 Corridor to be held in late 2025.
Studies overview and locations
WIS 35 Corridor - The purpose of the WIS 35 study is to develop alternatives that improve safety and address traffic operations concerns where practicable, while addressing existing and projected infrastructure needs through the design year (2050).
- Study Limits: WIS 35 (West Ave, Lang Dr., George St.) from US 14/61 (South Ave) to US 53 (Rose St.)
US 53 and US 14/61 Corridor - The purpose of the US 53 and US 14/61 study is to develop alternatives that improve safety and address traffic operations concerns where practicable, while addressing existing and projected infrastructure needs through the design year (2050).
- Study Limits: US 53 and US 14/61 (3rd, 4th, Copeland Ave, Rose St.) from WIS 35 (West Ave.) to I-90
WIS 16 Corridor - The purpose of the WIS 16 study is to develop alternatives that improve safety and address traffic operations concerns where practicable, while addressing existing and projected infrastructure needs through the design year (2050).
- Study Limits: WIS 16 from the WIS 35/WIS 16 intersection to WIS 157/WIS 16 intersection
Previous studies
WisDOT recently completed the La Crosse Safety and Operations study. The objectives of this study were to gather data for the project roadways, identify current and future safety and operational concerns, and identify and evaluate improvement alternatives that address these concerns. The two reports linked below are the results of that study.
Contact information
Michael Richardson, P.E.
WisDOT Project Manager
(608) 245-2667
michael.richardson@dot.wi.gov
Michael Bie
WisDOT Southwest Region Communications Manager
(608) 246-7928
michael.bie@dot.wi.gov
Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT)
Southwest Region, La Crosse Office
3550 Mormon Coulee Road
La Crosse, WI 54601
Phone: (608) 785-9022
TTY: 711
Email:
swr.dtsd@dot.wi.gov