A major Texas highway is set to undergo changes with a reduced speed limit. The new speed limit will be 50 mph. TxDOT is behind the initiative, which also includes a call for safety feedback from drivers.
This feedback will be discussed at an upcoming town hall. Further details about the changes and the town hall are available from the source, including how drivers can submit their safety feedback and what other safety upgrades are planned for the highway.
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