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Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT)

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation is a useful site for anyone wanting to get current roadway information, locate the nearest DMV or learn more about current safety initiatives. Use the information listed below to learn more about your WisDOT. Click on any of the underlined words to visit that portion of the WisDOT website.

• Drivers and Vehicles (DMV)- The Wisconsin DMV offers many online services. From the comfort of your home you can: change your residence address, perform a driver's license status check, file your proof of insurance, see if you are eligible for an occupational license, check your reinstatement eligibility or schedule a road test.
• Information for:
• o Motorcyclists- There are over 250,000 registered motorcycles in Wisconsin. The WisDOT offers online services to bikers such as dealer licensing, vehicle registration, driver/operators licenses and safety information for bikers.
• o Pedestrians- Visit this page to learn more about Wisconsin's Statewide Pedestrian Policy Plan to learn more about current and future safety initiatives.
• o Drivers- With 5.3 million vehicles registered in the state chances are you own one of them. Use this link to find scenic routes, avoid highway construction and more.
• o Bicyclists- Discover all the ways that Wisconsin is working to help its communities establish bike-friendly paths and facilities.
• Plans and Projects- From bridges to major highway construction find out how these projects will affect your drive. Also, learn about how federal economic recovery money is being spent in the state.
• Research and Library- State and county wide research projects are used by WisDOT to determine how its roadways are being used. Find these research projects along with online forms and roadway safety information here.
• Safety and Consumer Protection- Crash statistics, drunk driving information and motorcycle safety information can be found here. Use this page to learn more about the frequency and trends in auto, truck and motorcycle accidents.
• State Patrol- Find the nearest station and learn more about the State Patrol's outreach programs such as the Teddy Bear Program.
• Travel Information- This page includes every form of transportation. From walking to flying WisDOT has you covered.

We hope that the information on this page will help you use the resources that the Wisconsin Department of Transportation has compiled. Please check back for new additions as they are posted on the WisDOT website.

If you have been injured in a car, truck or motorcycle accident you need an experienced lawyer. At Hupy & Abraham our attorneys have been fighting for the rights of the injured for over 20 years. Please contact us today. As always the initial consultation is absolutely free.

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