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When we drive on Texas roads, the last thing we think about is what our tires are rolling on. But behind every mile of every road, science is at work.

Stunning discoveries sometimes lie just below the surface. A recent archeological excavation in the Lubbock area unearthed some colossal creatures. And the discoveries are just beginning.

To get the most out of the Texas experience, TxDOT’s Travel Information Centers help drivers navigate the best places to see in the state.

Losing a family member in a vehicle crash is incredibly devastating. To provide some comfort, TxDOT offers families a way to honor loved ones through a memorial sign program.
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It doesn’t matter who you are. It doesn’t matter what you do. Everyone needs to buckle up. TxDOT is working with law enforcement to remind Texas drivers to wear their seat belt every ride, every time.

When working on the side of the road you have to be aware of your surroundings at all times, and driving through work zones requires the same amount of caution.

Maria Espinoza never imagined a routine walk to school with her 6-year-old son would turn into a life-altering tragedy.

What begins as a fun time with friends over spring break can turn tragic in an instant, and the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) is reminding everyone to always get a sober ride.
TxDOT editorial

Round and round we go
Welcome to National Roundabouts Week, a week-long celebration of the much safer variety of intersection.

Meeting the moment with a historic transportation investment
While growth poses challenges, TxDOT is meeting the moment with a record investment in our transportation system to ensure Texas remains the preferred destination for families and businesses.

Local news

TxDOT Partners with the East Downtown Redevelopment Authority to launch a public art initiative
HOUSTON – Layers of unsanctioned street art transformed two vacant buildings at 1530 Chartres St. and 2011 Leeland St. into a familiar gathering place locals informally call the Graffiti Park area.

Bringing imagination to life for I-35 construction
From toy trucks to the real thing, kids in San Antonio recently got to see their imaginations come to life at TxDOT’s ‘Touch A Truck’ community event.

TxDOT breaks ground on transformational I-35 Capital Express Central project
Safety and mobility improvements include two non-tolled high-occupancy-vehicle lanes in each direction, widened bridges and enhanced bike and ped paths.
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