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  • The Federal Highway Administration issued a $150,000 grant to the Missouri Department of Transportation Friday. (Jefferson City, Mo. / June 7, 2013) Photo by Colin Hope.
  • A $150,000 federal grant will allow the Missouri Department of Transportation to repave certain roads like the hilly exit to Route 54 on Madison Street in Jefferson City. (Jefferson City, Mo. / June 7, 2013) Photo by Colin Hope.
  • The curve in the Madison Street exit to Missouri Route 54 will be repaved to make driving safer in rainy or snowy conditions. (Jefferson City, Mo. / June 7, 2013) Photo by Colin Hope.
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  • The Federal Highway Administration issued a $150,000 grant to the Missouri Department of Transportation Friday. (Jefferson City, Mo. / June 7, 2013) Photo by Colin Hope.
  • A $150,000 federal grant will allow the Missouri Department of Transportation to repave certain roads like the hilly exit to Route 54 on Madison Street in Jefferson City. (Jefferson City, Mo. / June 7, 2013) Photo by Colin Hope.
  • The curve in the Madison Street exit to Missouri Route 54 will be repaved to make driving safer in rainy or snowy conditions. (Jefferson City, Mo. / June 7, 2013) Photo by Colin Hope.

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• MoDOT Receives Federal Grant

JEFFERSON CITY - The Federal Highway Administration issued a $150,000 grant to the Missouri Department of Transportation Friday.

MoDOT officials say they will use the funds to put pavement treatments on roads where hills or adverse weather can make driving difficult.

Using what is called a "high friction surface treatment," MoDOT aims to make driving safer in sections of Missouri Routes 54 and 179.

Here is a group of photos of an area that may need the treatment.