Roosevelt

Roosevelt, TX · Traffic & Transit
Austin American-Statesman
Is it legal to drive barefoot in Texas? Here's what the law says about ditching your shoes
WFAA
DART's newest CEO arrives today, but he is followed by concerns from his previous job
Chron.com
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TxDOT, RGV Business Leaders Tackle Overweight Truck Corridor Dilemma at Infrastructure Summit
MISSION, Texas — Regional transportation officials and business leaders gathered at the Mission Event Center on Oct.20 for the Rio Grande Valley Partnership Infrastructure Summit, where dynamic panel discussions highlighted a growing dilemma for South Texas border commerce: navigating strict regulations surrounding overweight truck corridors. The session featured insights...
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Texas transit agency electrifies two bus lines with Camber Charging EVSE
Texas public transportation provider CapMetro has electrified two bus lines and opened two new park-and-ride facilities. Both facilities feature overhead pantograph charging equipment supplied and supported by Camber Charging. The Rapid 800 and Rapid 837 lines now operate entirely with electric buses, running every 10 to 15 minutes during peak...
Chron.com
KFDA
Panhandle Northern Railroad LLC to receive $24.6 million for Revitalizing America’s Industrial Lifelines project
AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - The Panhandle Northern Railroad LLC is set to receive up to $24.6 million in federal funding for their Revitalizing America’s Industrial Lifelines project. Earlier today, Representative Ronny Jackson announced that the Panhandle Northern Railroad LLS has been selected to receive the federal funding through the...
News Channel 10
Panhandle Northern Railroad LLC to receive $24.6 million for Revitalizing America’s Industrial Lifelines project
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This Unforgettable Texas Train Ride Takes You Through The Most Stunning Scenery
Somewhere in Cedar Park, Texas, a bold blue locomotive is sitting on the tracks right now, and it’s basically daring you to come find it. The Austin Steam Train Association is one of those places that makes you wonder how you’ve been living in Texas this long without knowing it existed, and once you go, you’ll be asking yourself that question for weeks.