An accident in El Paso County caused road closures on Christmas Day. Sheriff Ugarte informed residents to avoid the Bret Harte-Peyton intersection and seek alternative routes.

A car partially sank into a sinkhole on Montwood Drive in East El Paso on Wednesday. Video shows the passenger-side wheel swallowed and no injuries were reported.

TxDOT has started installing digital variable speed-limit signs across Texas, with new boards spotted on I‑35W near Fort Worth. The displays let engineers temporarily lower limits — usually by up to 10 mph during bad weather or congestion.

El Paso Police Department enhances traffic law enforcement during holidays, focusing on reducing impaired driving, speeding, and distracted driving through increased police presence backed by the STEP grant.

Two key roads in Socorro, Texas, are closed for 10 hours due to repair works, as announced by the city government. Alternative routes have been suggested.

Socorro, Texas suspends Relief Transport Service on December 24-25, 2025, urging residents to plan trips in advance; emergency services will remain available.

AIS Infrastructure says it landed about $2 billion in DHS/CBP border contracts, including a $483M San Diego package. Field crews are slated to mobilize in January 2026.

El Paso will experience roadwork closures starting January 5, affecting major roadways like SH-178 and US-54, with improvements including lighting and a new truck ramp.

A multi-lane collision on I-10 West near Lomaland caused major traffic delays, with recovery expected to take an hour. Accident details regarding injuries remain unclear.

The El Paso MPO has launched a Vision Zero committee to begin implementing the Borderplex Safe Mobility Plan, prioritizing high‑risk corridors and quick safety projects. Officials say the committee will help move studies into funded, on‑the‑ground fixes.

El Paso County Sheriff announced a vehicle accident on Eastlake Boulevard, causing significant delays and urging commuters to find alternative routes.

Celum Road in Clint, Texas will close on December 15, 2025, for sewer line installation, causing traffic disruptions for at least a week from 6:00 a.m.

El Paso faces a series of road closures due to TxDOT construction activities on I-10, affecting traffic and requiring detours for improvement projects, including concrete placement and electrical work.