Introduction The Illinois Department of Transportation’s FY 2011-2016 Proposed Highway Improvement Program totals $12.84 billion and includes an FY 2011 annual program of $2.527 billion. Funding for the 6-year program is made up of $7.292 billion in federal funds, $4.888 billion in state funds including $142 million in bonds from Governor Quinn’s Jump Start Capital Plan, $2.49 billion for the Illinois Jobs Now! bond program and $660 million in local funds. This six-year program will maintain 4,739 miles of highways and replace or rehabilitate 763 bridges. Governor Quinn proposed to advance almost $1.6 billion of ready projects into the 2010 construction season. These projects are called the Accelerated Construction Program and are listed with the other highway projects. View the interactive FY 2011-2016 Proposed Highway Improvement Program Map Including Accelerated Construction Program View the FY 2011-2016 Proposed Highway Improvement Program Including Accelerated Construction Program Download the FY 2011-2016 Proposed Highway Improvement Program Including Accelerated Construction Program Adobe Reader is required. Download a free copy of Reader..