TxDOT Austin District
Recent News About TxDOT Austin District
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The Texas Department of Transportation urges drivers this May to look twice for motorcycles amid rising crash rates statewide. The campaign includes personal stories from crash victims' families alongside practical tips for safer driving.
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The Texas Department of Transportation called on motorists this month to drive safely through highway work zones after reporting over 28,000 related crashes last year. Officials emphasized slowing down during National Work Zone Awareness Week while highlighting broader efforts by TxDOT around state transportation safety.
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The Texas Department of Transportation is seeking public input on future improvements for Interstate 35 via an online survey open until May 6. The feedback will inform a long-term corridor study aimed at addressing transportation needs from Laredo up to Oklahoma's border. Residents can learn more or take part by visiting TxDOT's website.
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The Texas Department of Transportation reported significant progress on multiple highway projects across regions during March. Efforts include expansions in Dallas and Houston areas alongside rural improvements statewide. The department also continues initiatives preserving heritage sites while advancing environmental campaigns.
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The Texas Department of Transportation is urging drivers across Texas not to use their phones or become distracted while behind the wheel after deadly crashes linked to inattentive driving last year. Officials are emphasizing safety campaigns during Distracted Driving Awareness Month.
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The Texas Department of Transportation is calling on drivers to be more cautious as spring increases pedestrian and cyclist activity statewide. Recent data shows rising numbers of crashes involving vulnerable road users. The agency's new campaign offers safety tips for all travelers.
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The Texas Transportation Commission has approved $160.4 million for five rail grade separation projects aimed at improving safety and reducing congestion across several cities in Texas. Additional funds have been set aside as matching grants for potential federal support.
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The Texas Transportation Commission has approved nearly $285 million in federal funds for bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure projects across the state.
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Texas high school students are being encouraged to pledge to always wear seat belts as part of a new safety initiative launched by the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) and the University Interscholastic League (UIL).