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.

Our Texas roads and bridges are funded by:

Gas tax receipts
Auto registration fees
Our share of Federal highway funds
A portion of oil and gas severance taxes
Part of the state sales tax and motor vehicle sales tax
An end to diversions of highway monies to other purposes
Tolls

Even with this combination of resources, it’s hard to keep up with the demands of a growing Texas. Beginning in 2014, the Legislature made a commitment to prioritize transportation funding. If funding falls short, or a funding source is threatened, our needs won’t be met and the Legislature’s promise won’t be kept.

Tell your Texas Legislator Thank You!

Current Projects

Click here to see an interactive map of all current Prop. 1 projects in Texas

Resources

Find out how Texans are Bridging The Gap for Transportation Funding

Find out how Texans can Bridge The Gap for Transportation Funding.

Rural transit districts in #Texas will receive more than $61 million in federal grant funding to support transit that is supporting essential workers but has been harmed by economic shutdowns. lufkindailynews.com/coronavir…

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Without readily available construction materials, our roads and bridges become more expensive to build. It’s crucial that we maintain easy, affordable access to these materials. pitandquarry.com/forecasting-…

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Flooding continues to be a concern for millions of Texans, and we need the right #infrastructure in place to protect the homes and businesses we’ve worked so hard to build. communityimpact.com/houston/b…

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Abilene is getting safer thanks to city leaders and @TxDOT. The N. 18th Bridge, which is nearly 70 years old and was recently closed to drivers as a safety hazard, is undergoing a $1.6 million replacement to keep drivers moving. ktxs.com/news/local/cit…

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“However, despite these obstacles, TxDOT has managed to advance several design-build procurements… @TxDOT has allocated $3.4 billion in funds for the I-35 Capital Express Central project, a major project aimed at relieving traffic along I-35 in Austin." lexology.com/library/detail…

Last week from Texas Infrastructure's Twitter via TweetDeck

Current Projects

Click here to see an interactive map of all current Prop. 1 projects in Texas

Resources

Find out how Texans are Bridging The Gap for Transportation Funding

Find out how Texans can Bridge The Gap for Transportation Funding.

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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.