Before a project is built, a study must be done to determine if it will fill a transportation need, will not negatively impact the surrounding area and fits the department's overall plan. During the study phase, potential projects are analyzed to determine if they are cost-effective while also efficiently improving mobility. Some of these projects have moved beyond the study phase and are under construction.
Location | Project | Phase | Description |
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Angelina | US 59 Upgrade Redland | Study | Improving mobility and providing system connectivity along US 59 between SL 287 and FM 2021 in Redland |
Angelina | I-69 | Study | Determines a recommended option for upgrading US 59 and designating I-69 |
Angelina | US 59 Diboll Relief Route (Future I-69) |
Study | Improving safety and mobility on US 59 near the city of Diboll |
Lufkin | US 59 and FM 819 | Study | Upgrades to the intersection of US 59 and FM 819 |
Lufkin | US 59 Corrigan Relief Route (Future I-69) |
Study | Improving safety and mobility along US 59 in Corrigan, Polk County, Texas. |
Lufkin | US 59 Upgrade Shepherd to Cleveland (Future I-69) | Study |
This project is dedicated to improving safety and mobility along US 59 between Shepherd and Cleveland. |
Nacogdoches | I-69 | Study | Determines a recommended option for upgrading US 59 and designating I-69 |
Nacogdoches | Loop 224 (N. Stallings Drive) |
Study | Proposed improvements to Loop 224 (N. Stallings Drive) from US 59 to Business US 59 |
Nacogdoches | US 59/SL 224 South Interchange (Future I-69) |
Construction | Improvements to US 59 from Spradley Street to the intersection of SH 7 West and Loop 224 |
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