Latest Update On Highway Funding Legislation
Representative Darby “pulls” bill for increased highway funding. On the final day that the Texas [...]
If You Want Our Texas Economy to Keep Moving...Then We Must Protect Texas' Good Roads.
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The Cost of Doing Nothing: By failing to invest in highways, the cost is shifted to Texans in the form of wasted time stuck in traffic, damage to vehicles, accelerated tire wear, and increased likelihood of being in a serious accident.
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"In Texas, worsening delays on Interstate 35 between San Antonio and Dallas, much of which has only two lanes each way, forces regional grocery chain H-E-B to charge about 15 cents more for a gallon of milk..." USA Today, May 2012
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The Texas Legislature convenes in January 2013. We are continuing to work with stakeholders to promote policies that ensure Texas has good roads for years to come.
Latest Buzz
The latest news & events from Texas Good Roads
Gov. Perry Appoints Vandergriff to Texas Transportation Commission
Gov. Rick Perry has appointed Victor Vandergriff of Arlington and reappointed Jeff Austin III of [...]
Hope Remains for Partial Victory on Road Cash
The route to finding billions of dollars in extra funding for Texas road construction and [...]
Bill to Increase Vehicle Registration Fee Dies in House
A bill that would have increased vehicle registration fees to raise money for transportation projects [...]
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Infrastructure is the very foundation upon which the Texas economy balances.
