Texas Department of Transportation

This Friday & Saturday you can recycle and shred free!

As celebrations are finalized to mark the last days of summer, the Texas Department of Transportation urges drivers to make a plan leading up to the Labor Day holiday; a plan for a safe and sober ride home.

“Click It or Ticket.” It’s simple, it’s the law and it’s a reminder from the Texas Department of Transportation that seat belts save lives.

The Texas Department of Transportation (TX DOT) wants to remind all of us that we need to be careful in work zones where workers are present every day!

Thirty years after the Texas Department of Transportation launched its “Don’t mess with Texas” anti-litter campaign, the spirited call-to-action is still going strong.

Cleaning trash from area roadways may not be a glamorous job, but it is one that has attracted 15 Adopt-a-Highway groups in Tom Green County to volunteer their time this Saturday as part of this year’s “Don’t mess with Texas” Trash-Off.

The pain of losing a child to distracted driving is all too real for Mike Myers. In 2014, his 18-year-old daughter, Elana, was tragically killed in a single-vehicle crash while driving distracted on her way home from college.

The Texas Department of Transportation’s statewide “Plan While You Can” campaign is reminding football fans to make a sober ride part of their game-watching plans for the upcoming playoffs and the big game. The campaign runs through Super Bowl Sunday, Feb. 7, 2016.

Catfish, along with local law enforcement personnel, demonstrates how a little alcohol can go a long way!