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This content is universal to all 50+ United States and Territories. No state specific content should be added. This content is designed to appear at the top of this section before all state specific content.
This content is universal to all 50+ United States and Territories. No state specific content should be added. This content is designed to appear at the top of this section before all state specific content.
-->When managing a section of roadway under construction, follow the Wiki guidelines on [[Road_names/USA#Construction_zone|construction zones]] and [[road closures]].
-->When managing a section of roadway under construction, follow the Wiki guidelines on [[Road_names/USA#Construction_zone|construction zones]] and [[road closures]].
The [http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/webstate.cfm Federal Highway Administration keeps a website] indexing all states that can provide construction project information.
{{#ifexist: {{RootPage2}}/Construction <!-- If the page exists display it -->
{{#ifexist: {{RootPage2}}/Construction <!-- If the page exists display it -->
   | The construction projects and additional information specific to {{RootPage2}} are tracked on [[{{RootPage2}}/Construction]].
   | <br/>The construction projects and additional information specific to {{RootPage2}} are tracked on [[{{RootPage2}}/Construction]].
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The [http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/webstate.cfm Federal Highway Administration keeps a website] indexing all states that can provide highway and construction project information. Go to the page, find your state, and check the links for the desired information.

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When managing a section of roadway under construction, follow the Wiki guidelines on construction zones and road closures.


The Federal Highway Administration keeps a website indexing all states that can provide highway and construction project information. Go to the page, find your state, and check the links for the desired information.