TxDOT seeks public input on downtown highway construction feasibility study

SAN ANTONIO – The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) is asking for the public’s input on the highway system in downtown San Antonio.

From now until June 25, TxDOT will conduct a feasibility study that focuses on the safety, mobility and connectivity of San Antonio.

A press release from TxDOT said highways of concern include I-35, I-10, I-37, US 90 and US 281.

The feasibility study aims to analyze current and future corridor challenges on downtown highways, identify the future vision for downtown connectivity and draft a comprehensive plan addressing the specific needs of each corridor, the release said.

To view the study or learn more information, click here.

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