The Lubbock Outer Route Study is in its second phase of development. The first phase, known as the Lubbock Outer Route Feasibility Study, was initiated to determine the feasibility of an outer route around Lubbock from US 84 northwest of Lubbock to US 84 southeast of Lubbock. The first phase concluded in 2010 with a finding of feasibility for a four-lane divided highway in 2030. The findings allowed for the study to progress to phase two to conduct additional analysis to identify a specific route for the proposed highway facility.

Phase One

Phase one of the Lubbock Outer Route involved a feasibility study that explored the need for a new road around the city and included the south and west side of Lubbock, from US 84 northwest to US 84 southeast of the city. The feasibility study focused on the need for a new road and its impact on the area. Three public meetings were conducted. Existing roadways were evaluated, funding options were explored and all alternatives were considered, including the option to defer the project. For more information see Lubbock Outer Route - Phase One.

Phase Two

Phase two of the Lubbock Outer Route study involves a more detailed investigation to determine specific routes within the corridor(s). Stakeholder meetings were held on June 25 and Oct. 30, 2013 and on Jan. 15, 2014. Two public meetings are planned within the 12-month study time frame.

• Stakeholders Group Kickoff Meeting - June 25, 2013
• Stakeholder Meeting 2 – Oct. 30, 2013
• Stakeholder Meeting 3 – Jan. 15, 2014
• Open House and Public Meeting - Feb. 25, 2014

Downloads

• Public Meeting Summary - Feb. 25, 2014
• Fact sheet
  
• FAQ
  
• Preliminary Options Map
• Presentation
  
• Exhibits
• Comment Card (Spanish)

Contact Us

Texas Department of Transportation
135 Slaton Road
Lubbock, TX 79404-5201
(806) 748-4490
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