TxDOT Twitter Feeds

Twitter is one of the best ways to get real-time updates from TxDOT. Each district has its own Twitter account to provide the best local travel information in 140 characters or less.

News and Information Feeds

Feed	Topic
@TxDOT	Statewide TxDOT
@TxDOTAbilene	Abilene District
@TxDOTAmarillo	Amarillo District
@TxDOTAtlanta	Atlanta District
@TxDOTAustin	Austin District
@TxDOTBeaumont	Beaumont District
@TxDOTBWD	Brownwood District
@TxDOTBryan	Bryan District
@TxDOTChildress	Childress District
@TxDOT_CRP	Corpus Christi District
@TxDOTDallasPIO	Dallas District
@TxDOTELP	El Paso District
@TxDOTFTWPIO	Fort Worth District
@GalvestonFerry	Galveston-Port Bolivar Ferry
@TxDOTHoustonPIO	Houston District
@HoustonTranstar	Houston Traffic Management
@I35Travel	I-35 Corridor Information
@TxDOTLaredo	Laredo District
@TxDOTLubbock	Lubbock District
@TxDOTLufkin	Lufkin District
@TxDOTOdessa	Odessa District
@TxDOTParis	Paris District
@TxDOTPharr	Pharr District
@PortA_Ferry	Port Aransas Ferry
@TxDOTSanAngelo	San Angelo District
@TxDOTSanAntonio	San Antonio District
@TexasHighways	Texas Highways Magazine
@TxDOTTyler	Tyler District
@TxDOTWacoPIO	Waco District
@TXDOTWF	Wichita Falls District
@TxDOTYOAKUM	Yoakum District

TxDOT Project Feeds

The Twitter feeds below provide detailed information about ongoing TxDOT projects. These accounts are not managed by TxDOT and we do not ensure the accuracy or timeliness of the information.

Feed	Topic
@ImproveMopac	Austin District Project
@ManorExpressway	Austin District Project
@DFWConnector	Dallas/Fort Worth District Project
@DriveMidtown	Dallas/Fort Worth District Project
@Drive360South	Dallas/Fort Worth District Project
@LBJexpress	Dallas District Project
@NTExpress	Fort Worth District Project
@my290Houston	Houston District Project

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