Wisconsin's Transporation Infrastructure

Every day, Wisconsin’s transportation system carries workers to jobs, raw materials and supplies to factories, finished goods to store shelves, farm products to markets, consumers to retailers, and leisure travelers to tourist destinations. Wisconsin’s economic health and its ability to remain competitive depend on the safe, efficient, and reliable movement of people and goods.

Wisconsin’s multimodal transportation system is …

• 12,000 miles of state and interstate highways
• 98,000 miles of local roads and streets
• 13,300 bridges
• 25 urban public transit systems and
• 36 shared-ride taxi services
• 9 commercial passenger and
• 88 general aviation airports
• 4,500 miles of track and
• 12 railroad operations
• 15 commercial water ports