Infrastructure Texas

Your voice is needed on this important issue. Contact your state legislators today and tell them thanks for protecting and keeping the promises they made on highway funding. We must keep up with the demands of a growing Texas.

Where Is The Funding Going?

The Texas Department of Transportation is hard at work to keep Texas moving and #EndTheStreak. Click here to see an interactive map of all current Prop. 1 and 7 projects in Texas.

Are We There Yet?

Thanks to Texas Voters and our Lawmakers commitment to #KeepThePromise and make infrastructure a priority, Texas building safer, roads and bridges.

How Did We Get Here?

How did Texas infrastructure funding get to where we are today? In 2014 and 2015, more than 80% of Texas voters supported two constitutional amendments, Proposition 1 and Proposition 7, to dedicate funding to better, safer roads and bridges.

Congratulations, Rep. @TerryCanales40! A great session fighting for Texas #infrastructure. #txlege twitter.com/TerryCanales40…

About 4 days ago from Texas Infrastructure's Twitter via Twitter Web App

COVID-19 shutdowns meant fewer cars on the road, which resulted in decreased traffic accidents. Even so, deaths caused by drivers or passengers not wearing a seatbelt went up 2020. Buckle up and help #EndTheStreakTX!

Last week from Texas Infrastructure's Twitter via TweetDeck

.@TxDOT and the Houston Department of Transportation are rolling out exciting new technology to detect wrong-way drivers and prevent the often fatal crashes that take place as a result. Texas continues to lead the way to keep drivers safe. #txlege click2houston.com/traffic/202…

Last week from Texas Infrastructure's Twitter via TweetDeck

"@TxDOT continues to spend millions on improvements and maintenance on the highway system in Henderson County and, with summer approaching, crews are busy with several projects." athensreview.com/news/major-h…

Last week from Texas Infrastructure's Twitter via TweetDeck

Another big project on the move thanks to @TxDOT! The agency just allocated $81 million to help expand #I35 through San Marcos, including new auxiliary lanes, upgraded frontage roads, and new overpass bridges. #txlege

Last week from Texas Infrastructure's Twitter via TweetDeck

Where Is The Funding Going?

The Texas Department of Transportation is hard at work to keep Texas moving and #EndTheStreak. Click here to see an interactive map of all current Prop. 1 and 7 projects in Texas.

Are We There Yet?

Thanks to Texas Voters and our Lawmakers commitment to #KeepThePromise and make infrastructure a priority, Texas building safer, roads and bridges.

How Did We Get Here?

How did Texas infrastructure funding get to where we are today? In 2014 and 2015, more than 80% of Texas voters supported two constitutional amendments, Proposition 1 and Proposition 7, to dedicate funding to better, safer roads and bridges.

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Our goal is to educate Texans across the state about the importance of taking care of our state's road and water infrastructure in order to foster safer communities, promote job creation and stimulate economic growth.