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  1. Infrastructure projects are benefiting traffic around Barksdale Air Force Base, and the Jimmy Davis Bridge connects Bossier City to Shreveport.

Shreveport Receives $2.26 Million Federal Grant for Traffic Safety

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The United States Department of Transportation awarded Shreveport a $2.26 million federal grant through its Safe Streets and Roads for All program. This funding is intended to address traffic safety issues and improve city infrastructure. The plan includes structural upgrades, new pedestrian crossing signals, high visibility crosswalks, and updated sidewalks across multiple high-risk locations.

From 710keel.com

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The grant supports infrastructure upgrades, which are projected by planners to decrease crash rates by a minimum of 10% at targeted construction sites. The funds are earmarked for structural roadway improvements, new pavement markings, and upgraded street lighting systems in Shreveport.

Infrastructure projects are currently benefiting traffic around Barksdale Air Force Base, and the Jimmy Davis Bridge connects Bossier City to Shreveport.

From 710keel.com

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  • The Federal Highway Administration might see increased administrative revenue from grant management.

  • Caddo ParishSpeculative

    Caddo Parish might see reduced costs related to accident response and road maintenance.

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