US 287 Corridor Interstate Feasibility Study

TxDOT’s Transportation Planning and Programming Division is conducting the US 287 Corridor Interstate Feasibility Study. The purpose of the study is to prioritize multimodal transportation improvements that facilitate safety and mobility on US 287 and evaluate the feasibility of upgrading the US 287 corridor to meet interstate design standards. The study corridor spans along US 287 from Port Arthur to Future I-27, traveling through nine TxDOT Districts, 55 counties, six Metropolitan Planning Organizations/Council of Governments, and is adjacent to 68 cities.

Stakeholder and public engagement

This study will be guided through a corridor-wide Steering Committee with input from three Segment Working Groups, TxDOT Districts and Divisions, the public, and private sectors. The three Segment Working Groups are:

• Southeast – From Port Arthur to the Freestone/ Navarro County Line
• Central – From the Freestone/ Navarro County Line to the Montague/Wise County Line
  
• Northwest – From the Montague/Wise County Line to I-40/Future I-27 in Amarillo
  

Downloads

• Study Map (Overview)
• Fact Sheet