The frequency and intensity of severe weather events are rising across the United States, posing significant challenges to transportation safety and infrastructure. In the Northeast, where aging transportation systems must contend with hurricanes, extreme precipitation, heavy snowfall, and coastal flooding, DOTs are under increasing pressure to adapt their system design, construction, and operations for public safety and system reliability. This panel examines how Vermont, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania DOTs are responding to these evolving challenges through enhanced planning, design, innovative technologies, and resilient infrastructure investments.

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