Trans-Texas Corridor
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I-69/TTC Comment Period Ends
Texans interested in the department’s ongoing effort to address mobility from the Rio Grande to the Arkansas/Louisiana state line have let their voices be heard.
The official comment period for the I-69/TTC draft environmental impact statement ended April 18 with more than 17,500 comments submitted.Texas Department of Transportation officials established several means for public input. Most Texans sent their comments through direct mail or went on record at the 47 public hearings held along the corridor. Others chose to submit comments on-line.
What‘s Next?
The department will evaluate the comments in order to prepare a final environmental impact statement. The report will then be sent to the Federal Highway Administration for approval. This work could be completed in early 2009.
Detailed maps of the Recommended Preferred Corridors and Upgradeable Facilities Maps
Presentation made during the public hearings
At this site, you can learn even more about the Trans-Texas Corridor and about its promise for Texas.
Trans-Texas Corridor News:
Citizens’ Advisory Committees Selected for Trans-Texas Corridor
The Texas Transportation Commission today selected members to serve on two citizens’ Advisory Committees for the Trans-Texas Corridor. Read More...
TxDOT Announces Extended Comment Period for I-69/TTC
30-Day Extension Adds to Unprecedented Public Involvement Process Read More...
I-69/TTC Public Hearings Begin
The Texas Department of Transportation will hold 47 public hearings to provide citizens an opportunity to comment on the I-69/TTC draft environmental impact statement (DEIS). Read More...
TxDOT seeking planning partner for I-69/TTC
Texas Department of Transportation issued an request for proposals to two private developer teams for detailed plans on how to finance, design, construct, operate and maintain I-69/TTC. Read More...
Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for the proposed I-69/Trans-Texas Corridor project announced today. Read More...
Some Answers for Rural Texans About the Trans-Texas Corridor
Texans are engaged in an ongoing conversation about toll roads and the Trans-Texas Corridor system (TTC). The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) is listening and working to solve the long-term mobility issues facing our state. Rural communities and agricultural interests are actively participating in this conversation and have raised many thoughtful questions. Read More...
State Ready to Develop Finance Plan for Ports-to-Plains Corridor
Texas transportation officials say it is time to come up with a plan to pay for the Ports-to-Plains Corridor, which many local officials predict will create new jobs and economic opportunity for West Texas. Read More...
I-69, I-10 named Corridors of the Future by Feds
Texas has had two interstate highway segments—out of only six routes—selected for a new federal program to reduce congestion through the development of multi-state corridors. Read More...
New Master Development Plan for TTC-35 Unveiled
Acknowledging that Texans and ultimately the Federal Highway Administration will have the final say, the Texas Department of Transportation released on September 28th a plan proposing the first phase of Trans-Texas Corridor 35 (TTC-35) include a connection to Interstate 35 south of San Antonio and a long-sought loop for the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Read More...
College Station Requests Inclusion in TTC-69 Study Area
In recognition of the potential benefits Trans-Texas Corridor could bring to the region, the City of College Station has passed a resolution formally requesting that the TTC-69 study area be expanded to include Brazos County. Read More...
New TTC Advisory Committee Members Named
At their March 29 meeting, the Texas Transportation Commission approved four new members of the Trans-Texas Advisory Committee. Read More...
Brunch with the Transportation Commission
At the August monthly meeting of the Texas Transportation Commission, commissioners and North Texas transportation leaders sat down to a public discussion on several topics, including the proposed loop around the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Read More...
Trans-Texas Corridor 35 received a lot of attention in the last several weeks as the Texas Department of Transportation completed a round of 54 public hearings along the corridor. Read More...
Previous Public Hearings
TTC-35
| Date | Comment |
| July 10 – August 10, 2006 | TxDOT held 54 public hearings throughout the study area to gather comments on the recommended study area. More than 6,000 comments were received. |
| Feb. 7 – March 31, 2005 | TxDOT held 47 public meetings throughout the study areas to gather public comments on possible routes for TTC–35. |
| Oct. 19 – Nov. 18, 2004 | TxDOT held 44 public meetings throughout the study area to introduce corridor alternatives and solicit public comments on TTC–35. |
| April 7 – June 15, 2004 | TxDOT held 26 public meetings throughout the study area to introduce this project and solicit public comments. |
TTC-69
| Date | Comment |
| February 4 - March 4, 2008 | TxDOT held 47 public hearings throughout the study area to gather comments on the draft environmental impact statement (DEIS). Here is a schedule of all the public hearings. |
| August 2005 | A series of 37 Public Information Meetings was held throughout the study area in July and August 2005. The purpose of these meetings were to present project purpose and need, introduce recommended reasonable corridors and gather public comments |
| April 2004 | Eleven public meetings were held throughout the study area to introduce the project and gather public comments. |
