New York says it made significant progress improving roads and bridges in 2025.
The state Department of Transportation reports over 4000 highways were improved, 3700 bridges were either replaced or repaired, and over a million potholes were filled.
Central New York saw 191 lane miles repaved and 419 bridges addressed.
The New York State Department of Transportation and Thruway Authority report a 47% increase to the lane mileage of roadways upgraded or rehabilitated and a 19% increase in the number of bridges repaired or replaced compared to 2024.
Paving and bridge work by region:
(Source: NYSDOT)
Overall, the state spent more than $1.5 billion on highway improvements over the past year.