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Connected Corridors is one of the key innovations in EDC‑8, helping agencies share data across jurisdictions and make real‑time decisions that keep travelers moving. From traffic operations to incident response, this approach supports a more coordinated and efficient transportation system. Need assistance or looking to reach out to learn more? Be sure to connect with [email protected] in the Strategic Initiatives and Innovation Division.

EDC‑8 introduces six innovations that help transportation agencies deliver safer, smarter, and more efficient projects. These advancements support better decision‑making, stronger collaboration, and improved outcomes for the traveling public. Explore how EDC‑8 is moving transportation forward. Reach out to Shelley Pridgen, [email protected] in the Strategic Initiatives and Innovation Division to learn more.

Innovation starts locally. 🚧 Explore the 5 BABM categories recognizing creative solutions that improve transportation, safety, and mobility in communities nationwide.

Local agencies are solving problems every day. Share your solution.

This 2024 Build a Better Mousetrap winner improved neighborhood safety with a simple change that didn’t impact emergency response.

Submit your idea to TxLTAP by June.

A simple idea can lead to a big impact. 💡 BABM recognizes practical innovations and creative solutions that improve everyday operations. Submit your innovation before the June deadline! 📅

Every safe roadway, maintained drainage system, and completed projects starts with people: crews in the field, supervisors guiding teams, and leaders making informed decisions.

Through TXLTAP, we support the individuals who keep Texas communities running.

Join us for our Traffic Control Supervisor Training and build the skills to plan and manage safe work zones.

Register now and take the next step in your TXLTAP career!

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Join the Social Media Storm this Thursday, April 23, and help spread the word about work zone safety! Every cone, every sign, every worker matters—let’s do our part to keep them safe.

Hit the share button and do your part, make a lasting impact.

Today is Go Orange Day for National Work Zone Awareness Week.
Wearing orange is a simple way to show support for the workers who keep our roads safe and to honor those who have lost their lives in work zones.

Join the movement by wearing orange and helping spread the message.
Together, we can make a difference.