WisDOT recognizes businesses located in work zones have special needs. It's critical that customers have access to businesses and that they continue to visit them throughout any highway or bridge project.

Wis​DOT's Road Construction Guide for Business includes tips, tools and resources to help businesses plan for highway construction impacts. You can also check out our​​​Quick Guide.  

 Foreign language versions of guide  

​Workbook and case studies that demonstrate techniques that have been successfully used in communities throughout Wisconsin.

Promotional samples showin​g a variety of examples of how businesses have promoted their businesses during constr​uction.

This program is offered to business and community leaders as an idea source as they plan for road construction in their area. Through communication and cooperation, businesses can not only survive, but thrive, when road construction comes to town.

WisDOT project information resources

• Visit 511wi.gov for information about projects that are actively, or just about to be, under construction
• ​The Highway Studies and Projects page and the Six-Year Highway Program ​provide insight in work that's in pre-construction phases

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