TxDot launches ‘Be Safe, Drive Smart’ campaign for National Pedestrian Safety Month
In an effort to improve road safety, TxDot’s new campaign advocates for driver vigilance and pedestrian visibility as nights grow longer this fall.
In an effort to improve road safety, TxDot’s new campaign advocates for driver vigilance and pedestrian visibility as nights grow longer this fall.
Overweight trucks will be rerouted from International Boulevard to FM 511 starting October 14th as TxDOT begins a long-term construction project expected to last until March 2026.
Heavy trucks weighing over 80,000 pounds to be rerouted through FM 511 as TxDot embarks on asphalt to concrete pavement upgrade and sewer system overhaul.
Celia Martinez, 74, was struck and killed while crossing Dixieland Road; her son calls for improved safety and speed enforcement as TxDOT kicks off Pedestrian Safety Awareness Month.
TxDOT, in collaboration with local police, has initiated the “Drive Sober. No Regrets” campaign to curb drunk driving incidents as Labor Day weekend approaches.