Great River Road Collaboration Project

The Great River Road Collaboration project will fund Clean Cities & Communities coalitions and a community-based organization in each of the ten participating states to assess gaps in charging and fueling infrastructure along the Great River Road and Mississippi River port communities.

Great River Road Collaboration Project

The Illinois Alliance for Clean Transportation (IACT) is joining the Great River Road Collaboration project, which aims to connect ten Clean Cities & Communities coalitions along the Mississippi River’s Great River Road to create an alternative fuel corridor supporting clean fuel and vehicle technologies.

The Great River Road spans nearly 3,000 miles, following the Mississippi River through 10 states, and is a National Scenic Byway rich in history and natural beauty. IACT, as Illinois’ Clean Cities & Communities coalition, will focus on the state’s unique needs while coordinating efforts across all ten states.

Great River Road map

The project will assess gaps in charging and fueling infrastructure, develop a multi-state alternative fuel corridor plan, and engage communities on clean transportation. It will also collaborate with tourism representatives to boost clean fuel adoption, support local economies, reduce emissions, and benefit disadvantaged communities.

Running from April 2024 to March 2027, the project will prioritize regional coordination, infrastructure planning, community engagement, and promoting clean travel along the Great River Road and Mississippi Riverway, with continued support and outreach in later phases.

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IACT, formerly known as Chicago Area Clean Cities, is a voluntary, locally based coalition dedicated to reducing emissions from the transportation sector.

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