TxDOT Launches New Safe Driving Campaign
The organization’s new “Drive Friendly. Drive Safe” campaign is designed to highlight some of the driving behaviors that continue to cause issues on our roadways.
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TxDOT Touts Safety Benefits of Widening Highways
The group says that hundreds of projects to add shoulders and width on more than 1,000 miles of rural, two-lane highways have made them much safer.
Lubbock Road Construction Projects Update
Micro-surfacing along 50th Street has been postponed, and seal coating along 19th Street will begin Wednesday.
19th Street to be Seal Coated Next Week
Motorists will not be able to park along the southern 19th Street curb line during the seal coating, and residents will have intermittent accessibility during the work.
TxDOT to hold Ribbon Cutting for Marsha Sharp Freeway
According to a press release from TxDOT, many anticipated that the project would take 20 years, but it has been completed in half the time.
Roadway Seal Coating to Begin Next Week
TxDOT says that the roadway benefit of seal coating is a waterproof surface that keeps the roadbed from being weakened, and also adds an improved non-skid surface in wet or icy conditions, as well as an anti-glare and increased reflective surface.
Paving Operations Begin On Some Lubbock Roads
The paving operations at each location are expected to take up to a week to complete, and motorists can expect daily lane closures, possible overnight lane closures, and traffic delays.
TxDOT Announces Over $1.5 Billion in Transportation Projects Across the State
Over $1.5 billion of transportation projects across the state were approved today. The projects include work on interstates across the state including 40, 35 and 69
TxDOT Launches New Online Map With Traffic, Construction Updates
Drive Texas shows statewide conditions that will affect travel, including closures, construction, accidents, and a live weather feed.
TxDOT to Make Slide Road and Woodrow Road Intersection 4-Way Stop
Road crews will begin installing the 48” flashing stop signs on Monday.