Install advanced traffic management system on US 67

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) awarded $254,702.95 to the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) on June 4, 2025, under the Highway Planning and Construction program (CFDA 20.205) to install an advanced traffic management system on US 67. The project encompasses a 13.2-mile segment of highway located between 13.336 miles and 26.54 miles north of the Texas-Mexico border. The deliverables include installation of advance warning signs for curve management and chevron markers to enhance traffic safety and operational efficiency on this critical transportation corridor.

This formula grant represents TxDOT's continued participation in the federal-aid highway program, which provides annual funding to states for highway construction, preservation, and improvement activities. The advanced traffic management system installation aligns with the program's emphasis on transportation safety enhancements and infrastructure improvements on public roadways. As a state-administered project subject to FHWA oversight, the work will be executed in accordance with applicable federal regulations and environmental requirements, with TxDOT maintaining responsibility for project design, construction oversight, and records management.

Project description

US 67 from 26.54 miles north of texas and mexico line to 13.336 miles north of texas and mexico line. Install advance warning signs(CURVE)/chevrons (CURVE).