Study Overview
TxDOT works to deliver a safe, reliable and integrated transportation system. The I-20 Corridor Study, conducted by TxDOT’s Department of Transportation Planning and Programming Division, will identify multimodal needs and prioritize improvements that facilitate the movement of people and goods from east to west Texas. The study area spans along I-20 from the I-10 junction in Reeves County to the Texas/Louisiana state line, a distance of 635 miles. I-20 is one of the primary east-west travel routes in Texas. The corridor is used for travel, trade and as a primary evacuation route from I-635 to the Texas/Louisiana state border in case of an emergency.
The I-20 Corridor Study is critical to maintaining both a regional and national transportation system that is safe, efficient and responsive to future growth.
Key Considerations
Potential improvements to the I-20 corridor will be identified in collaboration with the stakeholders and public by analyzing multiple elements, such as:
Study Approach
TxDOT will work with local government officials, organizations, community members and experts to identify potential future improvements, perform analyses, collect data and create a corridor development strategy. The diagram shows the general proposed approach.
Stakeholder & Public Engagement
Public and private sector input will be a critical component of the I-20 Corridor Study. The public will be engaged through a Corridor Steering Committee and three Segment Working Groups:
The public will also have opportunities to provide input throughout the development of the study.
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