As the weather turns warm, the Tennessee Department of Transportation is reemphasizing the goals of its Nobody Trashes Tennessee campaign to state residents: Get outside and do your part to keep roadways

The Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development recently received an additional $3 million from the state legislature to fund expanded litter pickup and removal efforts along major federal highways statewide.

The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) and Oklahoma Department of Transportation recently initiated litter prevention campaigns targeted at elementary through high school students. [Above image via Oklahoma DOT] MoDOT began

The fourth annual “No Trash November” cleanup event spearheaded by the Tennessee Department of Transportation removed nearly 70,000 pounds of litter from state roadways and waterways in 2024. [Above photo

Three New Mexican state agencies – the New Mexico Department of Transportation, New Mexico Department of Tourism, and New Mexico Department of the Environment – recently awarded a total of

The Tennessee Department of Transportation recently introduced a new “trash patch” for Girl and Boy Scout troops that conduct litter cleanups in their communities. [Above image by Tennessee DOT] Launched

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation and volunteer-based education organization Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful (KPB) recently announced the 2024-2025 cohort of “Young Ambassadors of Pennsylvania” – a program launched by the agency

Crews from the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development recently picked up more than 76 tons of roadside litter in one week, earning the department the 2024 Outstanding State Agency

The New Mexico Department of Transportation has launched a new grant program to support the development and implementation of local beautification programs, especially for roadway trash removal efforts. [Above photo