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 Installing a traffic signal isn’t as simple as flipping a switch — it’s a carefully coordinated effort that spans 12 to 18 months.

Traffic signs are everywhere and if you’re not paying attention, you might miss one.

TxDOT crews are on alert as high winds across Texas have elevated the risk of wildfires, and even pushed over several semi-trucks in the Panhandle.

You might think making road signs is so easy a third grader can do it. And in this case, you’d be right.

What begins as a fun time with friends over spring break can turn tragic in an instant, and the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) is reminding everyone to always get a sober ride.

TxDOT is aware of continued scams targeting TxTag customers regarding outstanding toll charges. TxTag does not send emails or text messages to customers regarding balances due.

Texas teenagers have big dreams for the future, and a simple click can help keep them alive. TxDOT’s Teen Click It or Ticket campaign is urging all teens to buckle up—every seat, every ride.

TxDOT is raising awareness about the tragic reality of human trafficking and empowering employees and travelers across the state to watch out for the signs to help stop this horrific crime.