Roads and Highways Blog

The latest release of ArcGIS Roads and Highways includes a variety of new and enhanced features...

With the latest notice of funding opportunity Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A), agencies can apply for funding resources to improve needed transportation infrastructure using GIS technology.

The new release for ArcGIS Pro 3.1 and Enterprise 11.1 comes with new data quality checks and other updates that allow you to optimize management of roadway and pipeline features.

On March 29-31, 2022, Esri Transportation Practice will be hosting a web-based, per seat offering of a ArcGIS® Roads and Highways Technical Enablement Workshop.  

Enclosed is the updated white paper for migrating Roads and Highways from ArcMap to ArcGIS Pro version 2.8.

Patch 2 for ArcGIS Roads and Highways 10.7.1 Desktop and Server is now available.

The patch for ArcGIS Roads and Highways 10.8.1 Desktop is now available.

The Esri Transportation Team is excited and pleased for you to join us at the 2020 Esri User Conference virtually.  This year we have some great demos and resources for those of you working on and interested in solving transportation-related problems associated with the Roads and Highways industry segment. Our team has been hard at work creating content, demos, resources, applications you can try out below.  As always, if you have any questions or would like to learn more, please visit us at our virtual kiosk or subtopic area Roads & Highways.  We are excited to meet with you, listen, and help solve your business problems.

Coastal communities flood!!  And driving around them during flooding can be difficult and dangerous.

We’re a non-profit organization that accelerates innovation around coastal resilience solutions and we're offering up to $500,000 to create a next generation traffic app that offers drivers real-time flooding and re-routing information.  Think real-time flood info for Waze - including road closures.

We want teams who can develop and demonstrate a real-time version of this system.

Visit riseresilience.org for more details, or email me at paulrobinson@riseresilience.org .

Paul Robinson