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TXDOT, DPS WARN DRIVERS TO SLOW DOWN, PAY ATTENTION THROUGH WORK ZONES AS CRASHES INCREASE ON I-35 ACROSS TEXAS

Courtesy TxDot, Increased holiday travel expected when Lone Star State’s main street has highest number of work zones to date  AUSTIN, TX — Navigating construction can be difficult and risky for drivers and workers. As the Texas Department of Transportation tackles one of its largest construction projects in department history – expanding or improving more than

TxDOT TO ASSIST WITH LAREDO PAISANO REST STOP PROJECT

Courtesy Raul Leal,  (LAREDO, TX) The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) will lend assistance again this year for the annual Paisano Rest Stop Project (Programa Modulo Paisano) sponsored by the City of Laredo Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) in collaboration with a multitude of federal, state, local US and Mexican government agencies.  The 48-hour rest

TEXANS ASKED TO STEP UP SAFETY AS TEXAS MARKS 12 YEARS OF DAILY FATALITIES ON ROADWAYS

Courtesy TxDot, Somber anniversary reinforces importance of Texas traffic laws—simple actions can save lives  AUSTIN, TX — As hard as it is to believe, the last day we were able to enjoy without a single fatality on Texas roads was 12 years ago yesterday, November 7, 2000. That means since this date, at least one person

IH 35 W. FRONTAGE ROAD MILL WORK & ASPHALT PAVING OPERATIONS

Courtesy Raul Leal, Alternating lane closures – Slow down and prepare to merge  LAREDO, TX – Effective Monday, November 05, 2012 between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m., Angel Brothers Enterprises will be performing roadway milling and asphalt paving operations on the IH 35 West Frontage Road beginning at Scott Street to 0.43 miles north of Shiloh. The

STATE LAUNCHES RAIL STUDY TO SEE IF PASSENGER TRAINS FROM OKLAHOMA TO TEXAS CAN PROVIDE CONGESTION RELIEF FOR DRIVERS

Courtesy TxDot, Study explores options for passenger rail service between Oklahoma City and South Texas AUSTIN, TX — The idea of using rail as an option to address highway congestion moves one step closer to reality this month as the Texas Department of Transportation kicks off a two-year study to explore the possibility of passenger rail

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