Texas Infrastructure Now

On March 6, 1836, a small group of Texans made a stand that would live for generations. Their courage and sacrifice shaped the spirit of independence and determination that Texans still carry today. Remember the Alamo!

Texas has grown fast. Really fast.

Since 2000, our population is up 50%, and travel demand has grown right alongside it. More people, more freight, more daily trips, all relying on the same road network.

That’s why long-term planning matters. Growth doesn’t pause, and neither can the infrastructure that supports it.

Congestion remains concentrated in Texas’ largest metro areas.

As population and travel demand continue to grow, thoughtful planning helps manage pressure on the busiest roadways and maintain system reliability statewide.

Since 2000, Texas’ population has grown by 50%. That growth brings opportunity, but it also increases travel demand statewide. And those new movers didn’t bring their roads with them!

Thoughtful planning and steady investment help keep Texas moving.

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Election Day is here.

Voting is one of the most direct ways Texans shape the future of our communities, our economy, and the Texas infrastructure we all rely on every day.

If you haven’t yet, make a plan, head to the polls, and make your voice heard.

Road investment delivers benefits across Texas’ largest metro areas.

Households in Austin, Houston, San Antonio, and DFW see annual savings through reduced congestion, fewer repairs, and more dependable travel. Those gains support both daily life and regional growth.

Happy Texas Independence Day!

On this day, 190 years ago, Texas declared its independence, marking the beginning of a legacy of strength, resilience, and pride. Here’s to 190 more!

Road funding shows up in safer travel, less congestion, and fewer costly repairs for Texas families.
The choices we make today shape how well our infrastructure works tomorrow.

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The conditions around road funding continue to change.

Construction costs have risen sharply, fuel tax revenues are declining, and Texas’ population keeps growing. Planning for the long term helps ensure roads remain safe and reliable as demands increase.

Good infrastructure is easy to overlook when it’s working well.

But behind every smooth commute and safer roadway is years of planning and investment.
Better infrastructure. Brighter future.

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Texas has made meaningful progress improving its bridge system.

Since 2015, fewer bridges are rated in poor condition, and new construction has expanded capacity to meet population growth. That progress reflects years of planning and sustained investment.