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Here’s what the Texas Transportation Commission discussed and approved at its May meeting.

As the hurricane season begins, TxDOT stands ready to respond across the state.

To the untrained eye license plates, dead animals, fallen trees and furniture are just trash on the road. But to TxDOT crews in San Angelo, they could be winning finds in a friendly game of bingo.

Every year, TxDOT’s Pavement Management and Inspection (PMI) team hits the road — literally — to take a close, data‑driven look at the condition of pavements across Texas.

Highway work is dangerous work, often just inches away from speeding traffic. Help keep our workers and everyone on the road safe by slowing down in work zones and driving like a Texan: kind, courteous and safe.

From major highway groundbreakings to new safety funding, March marked another month of momentum for TxDOT as it continues to expand and modernize infrastructure across the state.

Spring brings out walkers, cyclists and drivers to enjoy the beauty across the state. No matter how you explore Texas, we can help each other stay safe on the road.

Being a good Texan on the road isn’t just about driving kind, courteous and safe. It’s about looking out for each other, and that includes watching for the signs of human trafficking.

Browse our seasonal public service announcements and download materials to help spread the word.

Learn about how we're keeping highways beautiful and preserving Texas history.