Williamson County commenced construction on a new ramp at SH 195 and Ronald Reagan Blvd to improve safety and traffic flow in Georgetown, with completion expected by summer 2026.

A fatal crash on I-35 near Salado, involving a commercial vehicle and a car, has caused major traffic disruptions, with authorities managing the scene and urging alternative routes.

The Texas Transportation Commission has allocated $96 million to improve public transit across the state, benefitting urban and rural areas. The funds aim to enhance the quality of life and economic opportunities by expanding mobility for all Texans.

Round Rock City Council has approved a $247,335 contract to install a new traffic signal at Chandler Road and Ed Schmidt Boulevard, addressing safety and capacity concerns due to increased traffic.

The Chisholm Trail South project in Round Rock starts a new phase on August 4th, causing significant detours for southbound traffic between Sam Bass Road and Poker Alley.

TxDOT announces nearly 50% toll rate reduction on SH 288 in South Houston, to take effect September 1, 2025. Peak time rates unchanged to control traffic speed.

The Old Settlers Boulevard Extension in Round Rock will extend the road to CR 110, aiming to ease traffic on Highway 79 and improve connectivity, with completion expected by spring next year.

Williamson County initiated the FM 971 project to enhance road safety near the new Granger High School, which includes a continuous left-turn lane and dedicated right-turn lane.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is expanding with a new four-floor West Infill project to increase space and efficiency by 2026.

TxDOT surveyed Inner Space Cavern to inform I-35 work, using 3D scans to protect the site and gather exact coordinates, with a team including a LiDAR robot.

TxDOT manages critical ferry services in Texas, including the Galveston Ferry, crucial for daily commutes and tourism, and the Port Aransas Ferry, serving the Corpus Christi area.

Austin PD and TxDOT launch "Operation Slow Down" to reduce speeding-related crashes and fatalities, running from July 18 to August 3, 2025, enforcing speed limits and advocating safe driving habits.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport reports a passenger traffic downturn in May with notable airline fluctuations; cargo operations also decline, despite an increase in international air cargo.