Proposed Concepts
Hays County
View the map to learn about current improvements to I-35 in Hays County. A study to identify short- and mid-term improvement strategies for this portion of I-35 is underway. Visit our Virtual Open House to view information and submit comments on the study that will analyze the 23.7-mile segment of I-35 from SH 45 Southeast to Posey Road.
I-35 Hays County Feasibility Study – SH 45SE to Posey Road
The purpose of the corridor improvement study is to identify concepts for improving mobility as well as transit reliability, emergency response times and safety within the I-35 corridor between SH 45SE and Posey Road.
Solutions to improve I-35 in Hays County are being sought through the I-35 Capital Area Improvement Program (Mobility 35), a partnership between TxDOT, Hays County, local cities, CAMPO, and other regional agencies.
Over the course of the study, a range of concepts will be developed and analyzed that will take into account the needs of drivers, transit riders, bicyclists and pedestrians, as well as surrounding businesses, neighborhoods and the environment. Concepts identified through the improvement study will be incorporated into a I-35 Capital Area Improvement Program implementation plan, which will guide the development of projects along the I-35 corridor throughout Hays, Travis and Williamson Counties.
Aquarena Springs Dr. and Hopkins Street Intersection Improvements
Specific elements of the proposed operational improvements to intersections at I-35 and Aquarena Springs Dr. and I-35 at Hopkins Street include:
The study is anticipated to be complete by mid-2015. Concepts identified through the feasibility study will be incorporated into the I-35 Capital Area Implementation Plan. The Plan will guide the development of projects along the I-35 corridor throughout Williamson, Travis and Hays counties.
- Reconstructing intersections to reduce congestion
- Constructing raised medians to improve safety
- Constructing pedestrian improvements
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