The Beltline links southwest Wisconsin to the nation, and provides an important connection between neighborhoods, businesses, communities, and regions. Madison and surrounding community residents use the Beltline daily to travel to jobs, school, retail, businesses and home.

The Madison Beltline PEL Study is a planning-level analysis of the effectiveness of all possible solutions to the Madison Beltline's current and long-term needs; in particular, determining to what extent possible solutions would address the existing safety, capacity and geometric issues as well as meet identified study objectives.

MADISON, Wis. -- A five-vehicle crash and fire caused backups along the Beltline eastbound at Gammon Road Tuesday morning. All lanes have since reopened.

1944 - Legislative, State Highway Commission approves concept of Beltline around Madison. 1949 - Construction, Construction begins on south Beltline and east Beltline (Stoughton Road). 1951 - Construction, Park Street crossing converted to an interchange.

Feb 20, 2022 · Madison's Beltline is one of the most widely used highways in the city — and drivers may have noticed some construction slowing down traffic since March 2021 that will continue through this summer.

Dec 1, 2020 · State officials are currently investigating a possible $1 billion project to widen the Madison Beltline in Wisconsin. This project would entail both widening and rebuilding the road, and could last years.

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) is nearing completion of a comprehensive Planning and Environment Linkages (PEL) study for the Madison Beltline from US 14 in Middleton to County N in Cottage Grove.

Beltline Planning and Environmental Linkages Existing Conditions Report Section 1–Economic Importance 1.01 INTRODUCTION The Beltline Planning and Environmental Linkages (corridor is a 20PEL) ile study corridor of -m US 12/14/18/151. It begins at the US 12 and US 14 (University Avenue) interchange in the city of

HNTB has led the roadway, structures and overall design on Madison’s busiest highway, the Madison Beltline, that carries USH 12, 14, 18 and 151 along the west and south sides of Madison.

Madison Beltline Existing Conditions Report. Table of Contents; Section 1 - Economic Importance; Section 2 - Origin and Destination Data; Section 3 - Bicycle and Pedestrian; Section 4 - Motor Vehicle Operations; Section 4 - Appendices; Section 5 - Transit; Section 6 - Motor Vehicle Crashes; Section 6 - Appendices; Section 7 - Geometry