The MOVEBR program has been building the most connected traffic signal program in the U.S., using the latest technology. After decades of piecemeal funding and progress toward connecting our signals with fiber optic cable to be managed from a central advanced traffic management center, the MOVEBR program has finished the job. You can read more about the Signal projects here.

On Thursday, January 11th, Mayor Broome and the MOVEBR Team broke ground on another project located in the Baton Rouge Health District.

This project extends the current Constantin Blvd from Midway Dr. to Bluebonnet Blvd. It will be a new 4-lane roadway that provides connectivity from Essen Lane to Bluebonnet Blvd with pedestrian and cyclist accommodation. The new roadway will consist of four 11-foot travel lanes, a 10-foot multi-use path, a 5-foot sidewalk, roadway lighting, and dedicated turning lanes onto Bluebonnet Blvd, providing a connection to the Ward Creek Greenway. You can read more about the Constantin (Midway - Bluebonnet) project here.

The MOVEBR website serves as a key resource to learn information about the program and its projects.

When the MOVEBR program commenced in 2019, the city-parish and program management team made a commitment to ensure the public could track the program’s progress and individual projects. The MOVEBR website is the central hub of information for various elements of the program including historical information on the program, specific project information, key performance indicators, how to do business with the program, resources for small businesses, photo galleries and much more. You can read more about the MOVEBR projects here.