MoDOT offers several programs that benefit the citizens of Missouri, as well as helping maintain our roads and highways.
Adopt-A-Highway
Local organizations and others interested in improving Missouri's environment can help with litter pickup, beautification or mowing through MoDOT's Adopt-A-Highway program.
"A Call to Oneness"
In March 2009, "A Call to Oneness" hosted a three-day seminar where more than 1,500 citizens from Kansas City and surrounding areas gathered to learn more about CDLs — 1,100 of whom participated in training to take the written exam. As part of the growing effort, MoDOT has committed trucks to help citizens practice for the driving portion of the exam.
Commuter Lots
Metropolitan-area commuter lots are located throughout the city.
Motorist Assist
Motorist Assist drivers patrol selected Kansas City interstates to lend a hand to motorists with vehicle problems and to keep roadways clear of debris.
Speaker's Bureau
MoDOT offers the services of our Kansas City District Speaker's Bureau to keep local groups informed about MoDOT programs, the state's transportation system and projects in your area.
reStart Inc., partnership
In 2010 the MoDOT and reStart Inc., an interfaith ministry that works with homeless persons, began a work program to employee homeless citizens. The workers pick up trash and beautify state-run roadways in the city’s urban core.
MoTOR
Missouri Teaching Out-Reach or MoTOR, is a transportation and engineering, hands-on career development education program. It was designed for and made available to schools throughout the Missouri Department of Transportation's 10 districts, and to be integrated into science, math, social studies, economics CADD, engineer and art classes. |
