ALT Pedestrian Safety infographic from Nebraska Department of Transportation. On the left, tips for pedestrians: use sidewalks and crosswalks, avoid distractions, make eye contact with drivers, and wear reflective materials. On the right, tips for drivers: exercise caution in hard-to-see conditions, stop for pedestrians in crosswalks, follow speed limits in areas with common pedestrian presence, and never pass vehicles stopped at a crosswalk.

ALT Pedestrian Safety infographic by the Nebraska Department of Transportation. Highlights guidelines: Walk on road shoulders if no sidewalks. Cross at intersections; Nebraska State Statute 60-6, 154 mandates yielding to vehicles outside marked crosswalks.

ALT Map showing a bridge closure on Highway 15 over the Platte River. The closure is marked in red. Nearby roads include Road C and Spur 12A. A legend in the top left indicates bridge closure in red.

ALT Map showing a detour route around the Platte River. The route is highlighted in yellow, beginning at Route 30, moving south past Highway 64, and then north to reconnect with Highway 15. Arrows indicate the direction of the detour. Arrows indicate drivers can travel in both directions.

ALT Two people exchanging a set of car keys outdoors, one holding the keys and the other reaching to receive them. Text on the image reads: "PROTECT THEIR FUTURE. TALK TO YOUR TEEN ABOUT SAFE DRIVING." The bottom left corner includes the logo of Nebraska's Department of Transportation. The bottom right corner mentions "TEEN DRIVER SAFETY WEEK.

ALT The image promotes "National Move Over Day" by the Nebraska Department of Transportation. It features photos of emergency and service vehicles, including a police car, fire truck, ambulance, tow truck, construction workers, and a road maintenance vehicle, set against a collage-style design with text.

ALT Illustration of a deer standing on a road at night, with the words "Watch Out for Deer" above. The Nebraska Department of Transportation logo is at the top.

ALT A car approaches a flooded road, with water covering the pavement. The image includes the Nebraska Department of Transportation logo and tagline "Good Life. Great Journey." At the bottom, there's a bold message: "Flooded Road? Turn Around, Don't Drown.

ALT A flood safety graphic from the Nebraska Department of Transportation. It includes tips for floodwater safety: don't drive into flooded areas, water may be deeper than it seems and can hide hazards, and vehicles can be swept away quickly in fast‑moving water.

ALT A large utility truck is parked on the shoulder of a highway under an overcast sky. The truck is equipped with a rear-mounted electronic arrow board and a crash attenuator. The surrounding area has grass and trees.

ALT A vehicle with an electronic arrow sign and crash attenuator is parked on the side of a highway, facing away from the viewer. The sky is overcast, and there are grassy fields on the right.

ALT A person drives a car with another person as a passenger. The text reads, "Protect your future. Designate a sober ride." Logos include Nebraska Highway Safety Office. The bottom right says, "Don't drive impaired."

ALT Map showing traffic routes from Omaha. Routes are highlighted in green. Key exits include Waverly Exit 409, Exit 405 to 56th Street, Exit 403 to N 27th Street, and Exit 399 to West Cornhusker Highway.

ALT The image is a map showing recommended routes for traffic from US-34 West. Key intersections and routes are highlighted, including Exit 401, Exit 397, and Exit 399 on I-80. Important streets such as Fletcher Ave and 56th St are labeled. A note mentions that traffic that misses these recommended turns will be routed back to westbound I-80 at the 401 interchange to utilize Exit 399 or Exit 397.

ALT A smartphone displaying a map on Nebraska 511 app alongside a football. Text reads "Make a Game Plan." Logos for Nebraska Department of Transportation and 511 are visible.

ALT The graphic features text that says "Plan Ahead and Enjoy the Ride". It includes an image of a ferris wheel and a phone showing the Nebraska 511 app, showing how to plan your route from Lincoln to Fonner Park, and notifications of construction.

ALT Infographic titled '2 Years in Review' from the Nebraska Infrastructure Hub. It highlights four key statistics: 152 projects reviewed, 64 local agencies supported in 59 Nebraska counties, $943,380 in direct assistance to 28 Nebraska counties, and 67 grant applications submitted.

ALT A graphic detailing grant awards managed by the IHUB. Gage County: $22.67M for the Clatonia-DeWitt and Hickory Road Improvements. City of Omaha: $2M for the Blackstone Streetscape Improvement. City of Grand Island: $600K for the Grand Island Rail Crossing Study. City of Omaha: $7M for the 24th St. Streetscape Improvement.

ALT Two individuals in high-visibility vests stand near a highway under a clear sky, one holding an orange flag and the other a survey pole. A white work vehicle is parked on the grassy roadside nearby.

ALT A person wearing a neon safety vest is holding a flag and facing an approaching blue semi-truck on a rural road. Another person in a safety vest is nearby. A white vehicle is parked in the grass beside the road. The sky is clear and sunny with green grass in the foreground and trees in the background.