The Texas Transportation Commission proposed a $101.6 billion infrastructure plan to enhance roads, aviation, and pedestrian pathways, with public comment available until July 28. Safety grants and loans are also part of the agenda.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport completed its International Arrivals Improvements Project, enhancing passenger experience and capacity as part of the Journey With AUS program.

Austin's new 5-year TDM Plan aims to manage traffic and pollution by focusing on moving people, not just cars, encouraging sustainable transport use as the city's population grows.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport reports an overall decrease in passenger traffic by 6.43% and cargo by 9.64% in April 2025; however, some airlines like Delta saw increases.

Interstate 35 in Georgetown reopened after an 18-wheeler hit a bridge, causing traffic delays and structural damage. Repairs on the County Road 143 bridge are ongoing.

Round Rock has begun expanding County Road 112 into a six-lane highway to accommodate growth, adding pedestrian facilities and storm drainage upgrades, with completion expected by fall 2026.

Two 18-wheelers collided early on I-35 in Georgetown, causing non-life-threatening injuries to the drivers and major traffic delays. The road has reopened after the trucks were separated and cleared.

The Harris County Motorist Assistance Program (MAP) offers free aid for vehicle breakdowns on Houston's freeways, including tire changes, battery jumps, and minor repairs, besides vehicle removal and driver transport.

Austin Police and TXDOT are enforcing seatbelt laws from May 19 to June 1, as studies show the "Click It or Ticket" campaign significantly improves safety and prevents costs. Violators may face up to $200 in fines.

A deputy was severely injured after being ejected from his patrol car for not wearing a seatbelt. TxDOT emphasizes seatbelt safety, citing over 1,000 deaths due to non-use and promoting their Click It or Ticket campaign.

TxDOT workers discovered prehistoric megafauna bones while surveying for Loop 88 in Lubbock, with potential implications for the region's history should human artifacts also be found.

Austin introduces a free shuttle service, "Zilker Loop," to alleviate weekend congestion at Zilker Park and Barton Springs, operating on weekends and holidays until September 1.

Austin-Bergstrom International Airport is expanding with the Atrium Infill Project, adding 12,000 square feet to enhance TSA and baggage areas, funded partly by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.