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Trans Texas Corridor
The Trans Texas Corridor is a new vision for transportation that leverages the resources of the private sector to build roads faster, cheaper and with fewer taxpayer dollars spent up front for construction. It combines roads, rail, utilities and energy pipelines into a single corridor that uses less land than traditional methods of expansion. And it will boost our economy by creating hundreds of thousands of jobs, save commuters time with speed limits up to 85 mph, take hazardous cargo out of our most populated areas, provide for passenger rail between cities, and significantly reduce air pollution. The U.S. Department of Transportation has said that the Trans Texas Corridor is helping make Texas "a national example for all states" when it comes to innovative transportation solutions.
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Press Releases
- Mar. 11, 2005 - Gov. Perry Announces Development Agreement for Trans Texas Corridor
- Dec. 16, 2004 - Statement of Gov. Rick Perry on Trans Texas Corridor
- Jun. 27, 2002 - Statement Of Gov. Rick Perry Regarding Adoption Of Trans Texas Corridor Action Plan
- Mar. 12, 2002 - Gov. Perry Signs Joint Declaration To Plan Extension of Trans Texas Corridor Into Nuevo Leon
- Jan. 28, 2002 - Governor Rick Perry Unveils 'Trans Texas Corridor' Plan