Project Studies: El Paso District

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Project Studies: El Paso District

Before a project is built, a study must be done to determine if it will fill a transportation need, will not negatively impact the surrounding area and fits the department's overall plan. During the study phase, potential projects are analyzed to determine if they are cost-effective while also efficiently improving mobility. Some of these projects have moved beyond the study phase and are under construction.

Location	Project	Description
El Paso	Comprehensive Mobility Plan	An overall mobility strategy affecting El Paso and the surrounding area
El Paso	I-10 Collector-Distributor Lanes	Construct collector-distributor (c-d) lanes and improvements to the I-10 and US 85 interchange
El Paso	I-10 Operational Improvements	Widen I-10 between Viscount Boulevard and Zaragoza Road.
El Paso	Loop 375 - Border Highway East	Improve regional mobility and safety as well as provide improved connectivity
El Paso	Loop 375 - Border Highway West	Proposed construction of a new four-lane controlled access toll facility that connects Loop 375 to US 85
El Paso	Loop 375 - Franklin Mountains State Park Entrance	Proposed Improvements to the entrance of Franklin Mountains State Park
El Paso	Loop 375 - Managed Lanes	Widen the roadway with construction of tolled lanes
El Paso	Loop 375 - Transmountain West	Improvements from I-10 to east of the Franklin Mountains State Park Entrance
El Paso	SH 20 (Alameda) - Phase II	Intersection improvements to SH 20 at US 62
El Paso	Spur 1966	A new connection between Schuster Avenue on the UTEP campus and Paisano Drive via a bridge over I-10