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 change and is also seeking input from drivers. They are asking for safety feedback, which will be discussed at an upcoming town hall.
Further details about the changes and the town hall are available from the source. The reduced speed limit and safety upgrades are part of efforts to improve safety on the highway.
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