As we approach the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, we celebrate the United States of America and Texas' role in its formation. Learn more about the Texas America250 Commission: https://t.co/DE5QCm2zy2
Make a game plan for the road during World Cup festivities. Be prepared for heavy traffic, stay weather aware and always get a sober ride. And remember to drive like a Texan: kind, courteous and safe, no matter where you're from! #DriveLikeATexan#WorldCupTX
TxDOT maintenance crews spent yesterday and today clearing drains and preparing for the expected rain storms that will impact the area this week. Always avoid high water! We observed too many people taking chances yesterday and getting stuck. It’s not worth it! #DriveLikeATexan
The safest decision happens before you turn the key.
Driving after drinking alcohol and/or using THC puts everyone on Texas roads at risk. Always get a sober ride and drive like a Texan: kind, courteous and safe. https://t.co/iRZAk9rDKv #DriveSoberNoRegrets#DriveLikeATexan
As severe weather remains a concern: when in doubt, stay out of water-covered roadways. Do not attempt to drive through it.
Even a small amount of moving water can quickly become dangerous and put lives at risk.
Check current road conditions: https://t.co/uUBMpODV6J
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Some areas impacted by heavy rain with more still to come. TxDOT crews are checking areas of concern including removing debris and making sure drainage pumps are working properly. Pls do your part and do not drive into high water. #DriveLikeATexan
A robot named SPOT, unmanned aircraft systems and cutting-edge AI solutions highlight a technology showcase this week in north Texas. It's providing everyone a chance to see the latest tech, where innovation meets real-world impact. More: https://t.co/xSVWFCFVLw #TxDOTNewsroom
Stay weather aware! ☔️
Weather conditions can change fast. Keep an eye on local forecasts, turn on weather alerts, and be prepared to delay travel plans.
And remember, Turn Around, Don’t Drown.
For the latest travel updates and road conditions, visit https://t.co/KQNttC8GuB.
Storms can change driving conditions fast. Reduce your speed, turn on your headlights, and give yourself extra space. A few seconds can make all the difference. #DFWTraffic
Heavy rain and flooding are affecting parts of Texas Monday. Slow down, pay attention and if you see water over the road, remember: turn around, don't drown. You can also check https://t.co/keTMceRL4N for the latest conditions. #DriveLikeATexan
Heavy rain storms will impact the area! Areas west and north of Houston are seeing the effects now. Plan accordingly and make sure to always make safety a top priority. If you have to be on the road - slow down, stay focused (phones down) and leave plenty of space.
NWS: Heavy rain leading to flash flooding is likely across deep South Texas today & tomorrow. Forecast rainfall amounts over today & tomorrow are 3-6 inches widespread, with localized areas of 6-8+ inches possible under areas that see repeated, heavy showers. Stay weather aware.
Flash flooding continues to occur across the state, including here in Central Texas. Best to avoid travel. If you must, check https://t.co/XPQlukV6P7 first and never drive into pooling or rushing water. #TurnAroundDontDrown
Rain impacts are expected, and that means road conditions can change quickly. If you come across water covering the road, play it safe: Turn Around, Don’t Drown. For the latest highway conditions visit, https://t.co/ZJlJsJBYEz
In case you haven't heard, the world is watching Texas with games in Dallas and Houston for the World Cup. That means more people might be on the road. Check https://t.co/keTMceRL4N to see the latest conditions or call a travel counselor for any questions. #DriveLikeATexan
Most of Texas faces a threat of heavy rainfall and flash flooding.
State emergency response resources activated by TDEM at Gov. Abbott’s direction continue to remain available to support local response operations.
Monitor your local forecast, pack a go-kit, and make a plan.
With more crowds and more activity, big events create more chances for human trafficking to go unnoticed. Stay alert, know what to look for, and act if something feels off. #WorldCupTX#EndTrafficking
Storms can develop quickly.🌩️
Take a few minutes today to charge your devices, review your plan, and be prepared to follow instructions from local officials.
Pay attention to your local forecast, sign up for local alerts, and stay informed.
@geo_b42@TxDOTHouston Actually this is part of maintenance work TxDOT does all year long. And this increased effort isn't going to stop - we'll keep this up moving forward. Remember, Don't mess with Texas means don't litter.
Just 6 inches of moving water can sweep a vehicle away — even a pickup truck or SUV. Before severe weather hits, know what to do to stay safe on Texas roads. Get the latest flood safety tips at the #TxDOTNewsroom: https://t.co/fO1tiMcJG6