Texas Infrastructure Now

08/21/2026

Three trillion tons of freight move across Texas each year.

Food, fuel, equipment, building materials, and the goods businesses need to keep working.

When Texas roads work, the Texas economy works.

Maintain the Miracle. Fund Texas roads.
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08/20/2026

Good roads do not stay good on their own.

They need repairs before the damage spreads. They need maintenance before a rough road becomes a rebuild. They need steady work, year after year.

A statewide survey found 88% of Texas voters say maintaining roads and adding capacity is important, even with temporary closures and delays.

Texans understand the tradeoff and the vast majority believe it’s worth it for better roads.

Let’s Maintain the Miracle!
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08/17/2026

There is a reason Texans have overwhelmingly voted to invest in roads and highways.

They knew growth was coming. They knew traffic would not fix itself. They knew strong infrastructure is part of why Texas works.

Now we are at the next point in that story. Keep up, or fall behind.

Texas keeps growing, and its roads and bridges have to keep up. See what Texans say about infrastructure, then tell lawmakers to plan ahead.

08/16/2026

Texas has been welcoming travelers from the roadside for 90 years.

Our roads do more than move traffic. They connect people to small towns, state parks, restaurants, family trips, job sites, and the places that make Texas feel like Texas.

A strong road system is part of how Texas tells its own story.

AUSTIN — With summer travel season fully underway, the Texas Department of Transportation’s (TxDOT) Travel Information Centers (TICs) are continuing a tradition of hospitality that began with the Texas Centennial nearly a century ago.

08/15/2026

What happens when Texas keeps investing in roads?

People spend less time stuck in traffic. Freight moves more reliably. Bridges stay in better condition. Repairs happen before small problems become expensive ones.

That progress is worth protecting, but it will not continue on autopilot.

Maintaining the miracle takes funding.

Texas keeps growing, and its roads and bridges have to keep up. See what Texans say about infrastructure, then tell lawmakers to plan ahead.

08/14/2026

Texas is still growing, and it’s not slowing down.

More people are driving to work. More trucks are moving freight. More families are using the same roads every day.

A statewide survey found 68% of Texas voters expect roads and traffic to get worse over the next decade.

We do not have to wait for that to happen. We can invest today and Maintain the Miracle!
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08/12/2026

School starts soon. That means there’s still time to take the long way.

Texas Highways has a good list of scenic road trips worth taking this year. The road is part of the experience. It is also a reminder of why maintaining the miracle matters.

Our roads connect us to Texas.

These leisurely routes prove that taking the long way is worth the distance

08/11/2026

Texas cannot keep growing on yesterday’s materials, yesterday’s workforce, or yesterday’s road funding.

That demand starts before the first orange cone shows up. It starts with rock, concrete, asphalt, trucks, crews, planning, and the funding to put it all to work.

Maintaining the Miracle takes resources.

SAN ANTONIO, TX — The Texas Aggregates & Concrete Association (TACA) welcomed more than 600 industry leaders, producers, allied members, and business partners to its 72nd Annual Meeting, held at the JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country Resort & Spa. The event, themed “Building the Commun...

08/10/2026

290 billion vehicle miles traveled every year in Texas.

That is school drop-offs, delivery routes, work trucks, freight haulers, weekend trips, and daily commutes.

Texas roads carry a lot. They need steady care to keep carrying it. That takes real, consistent funding.

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08/09/2026

Before school routines take over, pick one.

A state park.
A roadside landmark.
A café with a line out the door.
A town you have always meant to visit.

Texas Highways put together a list of classic Texas road-trip stops, and it is a good reminder that our roads do more than carry commuters and freight.

Maintaining the miracle means keeping Texas within reach.

These ageless shops, saloons, steakhouses, and picture shows have provided memories and fun for generations