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Troy, TX · Traffic & Transit
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Proposed Traffic Control Changes On College Station Streets To Be Considered By The City Council
The College Station city council’s first meeting in 2026 includes proposed traffic control changes at a variety of locations. At Greens Prairie Road and Royder Road, where Greens Prairie elementary school is located, it is proposed to ban right turns on red lights on school days between 7 and 9 a.m. and between 2:30 and 4:30 p.m.
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Road closures for Friday as part of the Big Six Project
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - On Friday night, TxDOT will continue working on State Highway 6 as part of the Big Six Project, leading to some closures. Starting at 7:30 p.m. and going until 6:30 a.m., the southbound SH 6 mainlanes from Harvey Rd. to Emerald Parkway will be closed. Southbound...
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Big 6 Project underway with big ambitions for 2026
COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - Big changes are on the way for one of the busiest roads in the Brazos Valley, but drivers may not feel the full impact right away. The Big 6 Project is underway along Highway 6, aimed at reducing congestion and preparing Bryan-College Station for its growing community.
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A safer drive: TXDOT making plans to expand Harvey Road East in College Station to four-lane road with sidewalks
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Morning Rush: Holiday traffic, Christmas tree recycling & more!
News Channel 25
A safer drive: TXDOT making plans to expand Harvey Road East in College Station
TXDOT proposes expanding Harvey Road East to four lanes to address growing congestion. The Texas Department of Transportation is proposing to expand Harvey Road East from two lanes in each direction to four lanes along a two-mile stretch from Associates Avenue to FM 158. "The plan, the corridor plan that...
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Highway 6 reduces speed limit as the Big 6 project continues construction
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - The Texas Department of Transportation has implemented a reduced speed limit on Highway 6 due to the Big 6 project. On Sunday, Highway 6 was marked with new speed limit signs that coincide with the start of the Big 6 project. TxDOT Transportation Engineer Blake Knox warns drivers to prepare for a reduced speed limit on the highway as the construction project begins.
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5 Cars for College Station Aggie Commutes and 5 That Don’t Hold Up to Rideshare
College Station has a unique driving rhythm shaped almost entirely by Texas A&M University. Daily life revolves around short but frequent commutes from apartments to campus, from campus to work, errands squeezed between classes, and heavy congestion during football weekends and major events. Add Texas heat, stop-and-go traffic, and tight parking near campus, and the demands on a car become very specific. This article looks at both sides of that reality. First, it highlights cars that work exceptionally well for Aggie commutes. These vehicles are easy to maneuver, inexpensive to maintain, fuel-efficient in traffic, and tolerant of short trips. They handle daily student schedules without draining wallets or patience, and they age gracefully under light-to-moderate use. Second, it examines cars that don’t hold up well to rideshare use. Rideshare driving in College Station whether full-time or part-time, puts very different stress on a vehicle. Long hours, constant stop-and-go driving, frequent passenger turnover, interior wear, and higher mileage quickly expose weaknesses in cars that weren’t designed for that workload. Some vehicles rack up maintenance costs rapidly, while others suffer premature interior and mechanical wear. The purpose isn’t to criticize certain models but to match cars to how they’re actually used. A
KBTX
On auto-pilot until after Christmas: 20 degrees above average
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New roundabout opens at Bryan intersection amid mixed reactions from residents
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Attorney explains liability differences in commercial vehicle accidents
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - This segment on The Three was paid for and sponsored by The Carlson Law Firm. Commercial vehicle crashes differ from typical car accidents because multiple parties may be held legally responsible, according to Kathryn Knotts from The Carlson Law Firm. “Whereas in a personal vehicle wreck,...
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Roads cleared after multiple crashes on Highway 6
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Multiple crashes were being investigated near the intersection of Highway 6 and Briarcrest Drive on Wednesday morning, officials said. One crash caused a southbound backup on Highway 6. Officials say that the wreck involved a truck that flipped over on the median. Two other wrecks were...
FOX 44 News
Multiple crashes cause traffic delays in Bryan
BRYAN, Texas (FOX 44) – UPDATE: The Bryan Police Department is working four different major accidents in the area of Briarcrest Drive, Highway 6 southbound, and E William Joel Bryan Parkway. The department said Highway 6 southbound was shut down as the two crashes were being investigated and scenes were cleared. Southbound traffic was diverted […]
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Extended Negotiations Delayed The College Station City Council Approving Its First Contract With The Brazos Transit District
After the College Station city council approved a budget at the end of August, it took until November for the city and the Brazos Transit District (BTD) to agree on a contract for the fiscal year that began October 1. At the council’s last meeting (December 11), there was no...
KBTX
Highway 6 reduces speed limit as the Big 6 project continues construction
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Holiday driving safety tips to avoid increased collision risks
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - This segment on The Three was paid for and sponsored by Daniel Stark Injury Lawyers. The holiday season is officially upon us, and while it’s a time for celebration, it also brings increased traffic and potential hazards on the road. The chances of being involved...