UT and TxDOT Need Your Input: Freight Planning Stakeholder Focus Groups

The University of Texas (UT) at Austin and TxDOT are conducting a study to better understand how freight is moved in Texas; the decision process that underlies choices about modes and routes; and how Texas's transportation system serves businesses in the state.  The study aims to determine whether the Texas transportation system is adequately serving the business community's needs, and to identify the improvements needed to better serve the community.

As part of this study, CTR is hosting six Freight Stakeholder Focus Groups.  The objectives of these focus groups are to share information collected regarding freight trends observed; discuss any needs, issues, and bottlenecks pertaining to the freight transportation system; identify any needed infrastructure improvements; and explore policies, strategies, and performance measures that TxDOT can consider for implementation.

The focus groups provide a unique opportunity for freight stakeholders to provide insight and share their concerns regarding the freight transportation system in Texas.  Stakeholder input is invaluable in enabling TxDOT planners to make informed decisions about freight transportation policy and investments to the benefit of freight stakeholders.

The focus groups will be held in El Paso, Tyler, Corpus Christi, Lubbock, San Angelo and Houston.  Freight Stakeholders can participate in the Focus Group by personally attending or by participating via Webinar.

Click here for more information on a focus group in your area.

 
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