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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 19h

More than 130 schools and thousands of students participated in Walk to School Day today! Supported by Minnesota Safe Routes to School, these events help make active travel more visible, fun and accessible for kids. Learn more: www.dot.state.mn.us/saferoutes/inde…

A child on a scooter crosses a street in a crosswalk while another person holds a crossing sign. A group of people waits on the sidewalk beside a school building. A stop sign is visible nearby, and the scene is set in a suburban area with trees showing autumn colors.

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 05/10/2026

Safe rides start with a sober driver. Let’s all look out for one another.

Electronic sign on highway above traffic. The sign reads, “Puff puff pass the keys to a sober driver.”

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 04/10/2026

J‑turns are so fetch. 💅 They make rural highways safer by reducing T-bone crashes—and they’re faster and more affordable to build than traditional interchanges. Learn more: mndot.gov/jturn

Slide 1 of 4: Regina George and Gretchen Wieners from "Mean Girls" sit in a convertible. The text overlay says, "Get in. We're learning about J-turns." Arrows point to the right.

Slide 2 of 4: Aerial view of a rural road intersection with a J-turn layout. Text overlay says: "J-turns create safer rural intersections. Instead of crossing against high-speed lanes, drivers make a right turn and a U-turn, reducing severe T-bone crashes."

Slide 3 of 4: An illustrated diagram showing a J-turn road design on a highway. There are arrows indicating traffic flow. Text below reads: "Built faster, costs less. J‑turns can be designed and built in about a year, and cost less than constructing a full interchange."

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 02/10/2026

Work zone speed safety cameras go live in the I-35W work zone in Burnsville next Monday, Oct. 5. If your vehicle is recorded driving above the work zone speed limit, you may receive a warning letter in the mail. Learn more about this pilot project: bit.ly/4h7B4o8

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 28/09/2026

More than 500K people have traveled on Borealis since it began service in May of 2024. This safe, reliable and accessible form of transportation is clearly a favorite mode for many Minnesotans, and soon there will be more room available! Read more: bit.ly/4dc74VH 🚆

A red, white and blue Amtrak train is parked at a station platform. A few people are walking toward the train under the platform canopy.

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 25/09/2026

After nearly a year of construction, the John Ireland Blvd. Bridge officially reopens today—just in time for thousands of runners to cross the historic Twin Cities Marathon finish line next week. Here’s to safe travels and strong finishes! 🏃

A group of people running towards a finish line on a city street. In the background, there are traffic cones, parked cars, and trees lining the road. The Cathedral of St. Paul is partially visible in the background.

A group of people gathered on John Ireland Blvd. for a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Some individuals hold the ribbon while others stand nearby. Construction and the Capitol building are visible in the background.

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 24/09/2026

It’s National Roundabouts Week! Roundabouts make Minnesota’s roads safer for everyone by reducing dangerous crash types and keeping traffic moving smoothly, even during busy hours. Learn more: mndot.gov/roundabouts

Slide 1 of 4: A meme of Dwight Schrute from the TV series "The Office" with the text, "Roundabouts are horrible? FALSE. Learn why >>".

Slide 2 of 4: A diagram with a circular arrow design on a blue background. Text to the right reads, "Roundabouts reduce serious crashes. They're designed to slow vehicles and reduce dangerous T-bone and head-on collisions.

Slide 3 of 4: A roundabout with a large truck and several cars driving through it. Text above says, "Roundabouts keep traffic moving. Drivers typically spend less time waiting because traffic flows continuously, even at busy intersections." An arrow below the text points right.

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 22/09/2026

Frodo and Sam walked all the way to Mordor—the least we can do is keep Minnesota’s crossings safe. Drivers: stay alert, slow down near crosswalks and watch for people walking. Learn more about pedestrian safety: bit.ly/3tQOPkU

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 21/09/2026

Know your ABCs? Apply them behind the wheel: Always buckle your seat belt.

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 18/09/2026

Your MnDOT district is here to help you stay informed! Explore your region and sign up for updates tailored to your area: bit.ly/3TtVFrm

A porch goose wearing a yellow safety vest stands on a wooden dock in the foreground, with the Blatnik Bridge spanning the St. Louis River in the background.

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 17/09/2026

Happy National Truck Driver Appreciation Week! Truck drivers keep our communities and economy moving. MnDOT’s Office of Freight & Commercial Vehicle Operations is proud to support the professionals who ensure Minnesotans get the goods they rely on. Thank you, drivers 🚛

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 15/09/2026

Happy 50th anniversary to MnDOT! Fifty years of moving Minnesota safely and efficiently. From roads and bridges to transit, rail and ports, we’ve strengthened Minnesota’s transportation system together. Thank you to every employee, partner and community who’s helped us keep Minnesota moving.

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 14/09/2026

Stay hands‑free, focus on the road and get home safely.

Electronic sign on highway above traffic. The sign reads, “Do not disturb your phone while driving.”

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 10/09/2026

Why honk when you can travel smoothly? Minnesota E-ZPass lanes provide a reliable travel option and are always free for carpools, buses and motorcycles. Learn more: mndot.gov/ezpassmn

A porch goose wearing a hard hat and safety vest holds an E ZPass tag with a speech bubble that says “Honk” in front of a highway scene with vehicles, Express Lane signage, Lake Drive and County J/85th Avenue signs, and a concrete overpass.

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 09/09/2026

When traffic backs up in a work zone, that's your cue to use the zipper merge. Stay in both lanes and take turns at the merge point—it helps everyone get through more smoothly. Learn how it works: mndot.gov/zippermerge

1 of 4: Graphic with the text "Do the Zipper Merge" in bold letters. Below, a large, stylized zipper is shown merging two sections, one navy and one green, into a unified design.

3 of 4: Text reads: "When approaching work zones in slow traffic: Use both lanes until the merge point, resist the urge to merge early and take turns at the merge point." An orange traffic cone is next to each point. The background is blue with a green bottom section and a zipper running between.

2 of 4: A "Begin Merge" road sign with an orange background and black text is visible—an arrow points away from the sign to a point next to a bend in a road. On the road, a light blue vehicle is merging into a lane behind a dark blue vehicle.

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 08/09/2026

Exploring strange new worlds? Seeking out new life and new civilizations? Before you boldly go, check 511mn.org for updates on work zones, road closures and detours 🖖

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 04/09/2026

‘Tis the season for a snowplow selfie ❄️ Stop by our booth at the Minnesota State Fair on Cosgrove Street to meet your MnDOT neighbors and grab a selfie with Minne-Snow-ta—no snow boots required.

Two children are pictured with a large orange snowplow. One child is sitting in the driver's seat, smiling, while the other stands outside.

Interior of a snowplow cab featuring a steering wheel, dashboard and control panel with various buttons. A porch goose in a safety vest and orange hard hat is in the driver's seat. Outside, a crowd, trolly and buildings are visible.

A child smiling inside the cab of an orange snowplow, holding a stuffed animal and an inflatable unicorn.

An orange snowplow parked in front of a tent. A sign reads "MN Department of Transportation." Traffic cones are placed near the truck, and there are trees and a blue sky in the background.

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 04/09/2026

Heading to the Eco Experience at the Minnesota State Fair? Stop by our exhibit! Test a bus bike rack, play trivia, “drive” our bus and discover how transit reaches every corner of Minnesota. See you there!

Two volunteers in green shirts sit behind a prize wheel inside the Eco Experience Building at the State Fair while nearby children listen to them.

A wooden bus titled "Rolling in Green" with a porch goose in a safety vest and orange hard hat sitting in the driver's seat. A sign in front says the exhibit is by the Minnesota Department of Transportation and Metro Transit.

A group of people, including children, gather around a spinning prize wheel inside the Eco Experience building while two volunteers in green shirts facilitate the activity. Various stalls and banners are in the background.

Three smiling volunteers in matching green “Rolling in Green” shirts give thumbs up inside a building, with educational displays, informational posters and a wooden bus behind them.

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 03/09/2026

We recently launched On My Way! This new program helps schools meet the state requirements for Active Transportation Education. Students in grades K-2 learn safe walking skills, and grades 3-8 learn both walking and biking safety skills. Learn more: bit.ly/4qSoCvM

A blue graphic features an outline of the state of Minnesota with icons of a shoe, bicycle and wheel. Green dotted lines partially surround the map. The text reads: "On My Way! Walk, Bike and Roll Safety Education."

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 03/09/2026

We’re more than just roads and bridges—MnDOT supports airports, rail, wildlife fencing and so much more! Swing by Cosgrove Street for trivia with your MnDOT neighbors and test your knowledge.

A child spins a colorful prize wheel under a Minnesota Department of Transportation tent. An adult is in the foreground and a volunteer stands nearby.

An adult and two children stand near a colorful spin wheel at an outdoor event. MnDOT Commissioner Nancy Daubenberger stands nearby with a smile. A plow named "Minne-Snow-ta" is visible in the background.

A colorful prize wheel labeled "Spin to Win" with sections numbered 1 to 12 in various colors, set up outdoors under a tent.

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 01/09/2026

It’s Military Appreciation Day at the Minnesota State Fair, and our booth is staffed by MnDOT’s Veterans Employee Resource Group—your neighbors who serve and support our communities in many meaningful ways. To all who serve and have served: thank you!

Four MnDOT employees stand under a tent. They are casually dressed and one person is holding a small award. A banner and a red food truck are visible in the background.

Two MnDOT employees and two fairgoers pose in front of an orange snowplow truck with a "Snowplow Facts" sign.

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 31/08/2026

Ground is broken! 🎉 State and local representatives and other honored guests joined MnDOT and WisDOT in officially kicking off construction of the Blatnik Bridge Replacement Project this afternoon. Find out more about the project: bit.ly/4dhAe3r

Senator Tina Smith and MnDOT Commissioner Nancy Daubenberger wearing construction helmets stand outside in front of construction equipment while holding shovels with soil during a groundbreaking event.

A group of people wearing construction helmets participate in a groundbreaking ceremony in front of two large Caterpillar construction vehicles. There's a large bridge structure in the background.

A person speaks at a podium at a ground breaking event. Four individuals sit on folding chairs nearby. Shovels helmets and a bridge and construction equipment in seen in the background

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 28/08/2026

Big crowds mean busy roads around the Minnesota State Fair. If you’re behind the wheel, stay alert and stop for pedestrians to help everyone get to the Fair safely! Learn more: bit.ly/3tQOPkU

People walking towards the entrance of the Minnesota State Fair, under clear blue skies.

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 28/08/2026

Across Minnesota, MnDOT maintains about 12,000 miles of state highways and interstates and we drive them every day—just like you. To work, to school and yes… to the Minnesota State Fair! Stop by our booth and meet the team that helps keep those roads safe and reliable.

A group of five Minnesota Department of Transportation employees wearing matching navy-blue shirts stand outdoors in front of a snowplow at the Minnesota State Fair.

A group of people stand near a Minnesota Department of Transportation booth at the State Fair. A MnDOT employee gestures towards a colorful spinning wheel with numbers. In the background, a plow and various tents are visible.

Commissioner Nancy Daubenberger holds a porch goose wearing a safety vest and hard hat. They're standing in front of a Minnesota Department of Transportation display, which includes a board with a map and a career poster. Nearby, there's a pizza stand and an orange traffic cone.

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 27/08/2026

It’s STEM Day at the Minnesota State Fair! Stop by Dan Patch Park to explore what’s beneath our roads—and what it takes to build them. From high-tech planning to gravel and asphalt, you’ll get a hands-on look at how we build and maintain Minnesota’s roads.

A group of people are participating in an educational event at a booth under a tent. A Minnesota Department of Transportation employee in a hat is engaging with attendees. A child interacts with the booth.

Minnesota Department of Transportation representatives engaging with children at a state fair booth. The booth is busy with activity, and there are various display items on the table. Other attendees and booths are visible in the background.

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 26/08/2026

The Minnesota State Fair kicks off tomorrow! 🎡 Your MnDOT neighbors are ready to meet you on Cosgrove Street—stop by for a little trivia, a selfie with our plow Minne-Snow-ta and a chance to meet the folks who help keep Minnesota moving.

A large orange snowplow truck is displayed outside an event tent. It rests on a patch of grass, surrounded by orange traffic cones. Signs for the Minnesota Department of Transportation are visible and the sky is clear and blue.

A fairground booth featuring the Minnesota Department of Transportation tent with a colorful spinning wheel. Nearby are orange traffic cones, an LED sign reading "MnDOT Welcomes You" and a pizza food stall. Trees and other booths are visible in the background.

A booth at the Minnesota State Fair featuring a Minnesota Department of Transportation tent with road signs. The area includes traffic cones, planters with flowers, and a colorful background of tents and flags.

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 24/08/2026

Click it! Drive safe and enjoy every mile on your way to the Fair.

Electronic sign on highway above traffic. The sign reads, “The Great Minnesota Get-Together starts with buckling up.”

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 17/08/2026

The countdown is here! Pro tip: Deep‑fried treats go great with State Fair tickets, not speeding tickets. Slow down and help keep the roads safe for everyone.

Electronic sign on highway above traffic. The sign reads, “Get State Fair tickets instead of speeding tickets.”

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 11/08/2026

With more than 35 transit providers across the state, there’s a ride for just about everyone—and now, finding yours is easier than ever. We’ve updated our Find Your Transit Provider page! Use the interactive map to instantly see who serves your area: bit.ly/4ahSZDi 🚌

A small group stands near a Community Transit bus and a glass shelter. One person is using a wheelchair. The bus shows Community Transit and Marshall logos. The background features a grassy area and a partly cloudy sky.

Several individuals exiting a black Arrowhead bus parked along a tree‑lined street with utility poles in the background.

Three Rolling Hills Transit buses are parked outside a building with numbered garage doors. The sky is partly cloudy and trees are in the distance.

A person wearing a reflective safety vest stands next to a red and black St. Cloud Metro Dial-a-Ride bus. The background shows a building and a clear sky.

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 10/08/2026

No one wants a big ol’ UFF‑DA. Take it slow in work zones so we all can get home safely.

Electronic sign on highway above traffic. The sign reads, “Orange cones mean caution. Avoid the uff‑da.”

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 07/08/2026

Minnesota’s transportation system touches every part of daily life—getting to work, running errands, connecting with family and friends. Tell us what matters most to you. Explore projects in your area and share your perspective: bit.ly/4re2r29

An audience attentively watching a presentation in a conference room. A screen displays bullet points at the front, with two speakers standing nearby.

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 05/08/2026

Help us keep highways safe! Only official signs are permitted on bridges, overpasses and land closest to the highway. Any other signs can create hazards for travelers and will be removed. Learn more: bit.ly/3RRtp00

A graphic from MnDOT showing a section of highway with three cars and a dashed center line. An illustration of a sign with a red prohibition circle overlay is on the left, alongside text reading, "No signs in highway right-of-way."

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 29/07/2026

See a pothole or other maintenance issue on a state highway or interstate? Let us know! Your reports help us keep Minnesota roads safe and reliable: bit.ly/4d8vtIJ For local roads, connect with your city or county.

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 28/07/2026

E-bikes are opening up new ways to ride! A few quick tips before you roll out: • Use a white headlight and rear reflector at night • Share the space on multi-use paths • You must be at least 15 to ride an e-bike in MN Learn more: bit.ly/44bAA9f

A person rides an electric bicycle out of a tunnel with "OAK SAVANNAS" written above the entrance. The tunnel features a vibrant mural of a bird and autumn leaves. Greenery lines the path outside.

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 27/07/2026

Check your height, know it’s right! Drivers are responsible for knowing the height of their vehicle and complying with posted bridge heights. Overhead collisions damage vehicles and infrastructure, cause delays and put people at risk. Learn more: bit.ly/4yItebs

Electronic sign on highway above traffic. The sign reads, “Check your height. Know it’s right. Avoid bridge strikes.”

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 24/07/2026

It’s Amelia Earhart Day! While Amelia spent part of her youth in MN, the state’s first licensed female pilot was actually Cora Fuller, who flew a monoplane over Ham Lake in 1931. Learn how we support modern aviation: bit.ly/3QlsEL5 📷: Martin County Historical Society

A vintage private pilot's license issued to Cora M. Fuller on April 30, 1931. It includes a black and white photograph and details such as age (37), weight (125lbs), height (5 foot 3 and a half inches), hair color (red) and eye color (brown).

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 22/07/2026

Summer road trips are better with fewer surprises. Check 511mn.org before you go for traffic conditions, construction impacts and live camera feeds. 🛣️

511mn camera view of I-90 near La Crescent, a multi-lane highway interchange surrounded by green hills and trees under a blue sky.

511mn camera view of US 14 near Springfield. The highway stretches into the distance, flanked by green fields and a few large trees under a clear blue sky. Parallel to the road is a set of train tracks.

511mn camera view of Highway 1 near Stony River. It's surrounded by dense forest stretches into the distance.

511mn camera view of US 59 near Thief River Falls. It's a long, straight rural road flanked by green fields stretches into the distance under a cloudy sky.

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 20/07/2026

Nobody wants shrimp posture or distracted drivers. Keep your eyes on the road. 🦐

Electronic sign on highway above traffic. The sign reads, “Texting while driving can ruin your posture.”

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 17/07/2026

Show us your best aviation photos from across Minnesota! The winning shot may be featured in the 2027 Minnesota Airport Directory and Travel Guide. Learn more about the contest and how to submit: bit.ly/4frRK7u

Aerial view from a plane over a Minnesota landscape, displaying a patchwork of fields. Sunlight breaks through dramatic clouds, casting golden rays and shadows on the ground below.

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 16/07/2026

When wildfires spark, MnDOT steps in to help. Thirty-five MnDOT workers are trained to fight wildfires with the DNR, and several are currently supporting efforts in northern Minnesota. Sometimes our help goes even farther, including a deployment to Alaska earlier this month.

A person in protective gear stands in a charred, forested area with smoke rising from the ground. Tall green trees are visible in the background under a blue sky. Text overlay reads "Minnesota wildfire response."

A MnDOT employee in protective gear, including a blue helmet and yellow jacket, is walking through a forested area affected by wildfires. The ground is covered with ash, and trees are charred. The person is holding an axe and a label on the image reads, "Alaska wildfire response."

Five individuals in protective gear are standing in a forested area. They are wearing helmets and yellow shirts, and are engaged in a wildfire response. Text overlay reads "Minnesota wildfire response." Equipment is visible in the background.

A group of people wearing protective helmets stand near machinery and a utility vehicle in a forested area. The sky is partly cloudy, and the scene is labeled "Alaska wildfire response."

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 13/07/2026

Slow down and don’t forget to check your blind spots! It could save a life.

Electronic sign on highway above traffic. The sign reads, “Two wheels. One life. Watch for motorcycles.”

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 10/07/2026

Minnesota Field Guide: • Name: Conus Orangus (The Traffic Cone) • Habitat: Work zones • Blooming Season: April – November When you see these beauties lining the highway, remember they protect real people. Slow down and watch out for our crews! More tips: bit.ly/3xvcjOr

An illustration of an orange traffic cone with green leaves, humorously labeled as "Minnesota State Flower," against an outline of the state of Minnesota on a dark orange background.

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 06/07/2026

Construction crews deserve a safe workplace, and you deserve a safe drive. Let’s look out for one another on the road so everyone gets home safely.

Electronic sign on highway above traffic. The sign reads, “Going to the cottage? Slow down in work zones.”

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 02/07/2026

Wherever your Fourth of July plans take you, stay a step ahead! Visit 511mn.org for updates on work zones, road closures and detours to help you travel safely all weekend long.

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 30/06/2026

⚠️ Driver alert: With temperatures heating up this week, keep an eye out for pavement buckles. If you see one, slow down, change lanes carefully and call 911 to report it. Pavement buckles are emergencies, and we fix them ASAP. Learn more: mndot.gov/pavementbuckle

A person operates a Bobcat machine on a state highway construction site, breaking up asphalt. Another person stands nearby holding a shovel.

A white SUV is parked on a highway with visible damage. Trees and grass are in the background.

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 29/06/2026

Only sparklers should be lit. Shine responsibly—choose a sober ride and help ensure everyone gets home safely.

Electronic sign on highway above traffic. The sign reads, “You are not a firework. Don’t drive lit.”

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 25/06/2026

Happy Pollinator Week! MnDOT manages approximately 175,000 acres of green space in Minnesota. By using and managing native plants, we’re helping do our part to create and improve pollinator habitat across the state. Learn more: mndot.gov/pollinators 🦋

A monarch butterfly and soldier beetle are perched on a fluffy white plant in the foreground, with the Minnesota State Capitol building blurred in the background.

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 24/06/2026

It’s Emergency Notification System Awareness Day! If your vehicle ever gets stuck on railroad tracks: • Get everyone out and move far away • Find the blue and white sign and call the number • Can’t find the sign? Call 911 Learn more about rail safety: bit.ly/47B6pcs

A railroad crossing on a suburban street features a stop sign, a railroad crossing sign, and a blue and white Emergency Notification System sign that explains how to report an emergency at the crossing. Text at the bottom reads, “Find the blue and white sign to save your life.

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 22/06/2026

Long days and warm weather don’t mean it’s time to hit the gas. Take it easy on the accelerator and make it home safely this summer.

Electronic sign on highway above traffic. The sign reads, "Summer is here. Don’t race the sun. Drive safe speeds.’”

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Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) @mndot.mn.gov · 18/06/2026

Heading to Grandma’s Marathon this weekend? Visit 511mn.org for work zone information and real-time traffic conditions on your route!

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