TxDOT Seeks Bike Path Feedback in West Texas

Texas Department of Transportation in El Paso is calling on folks for feedback on boosting

bypass across West Texas.

They're rolling out 20 proposed projects to expand or tweak bike facilities in Brewster,

El Paso, and Presidio Counties.

The main event is a public hearing, both in-person and virtual, hitting on Wednesday, May 13th from

5.30pm to 7.30pm, Mountain Daylight Time.

In-person, head to the TX.district conference center at 13301 Gateway Boulevard West in El Paso.

For virtual access, just hit up TX.gov and search El Paso by carrying.

The presentation drops online at 5.30pm that day.

Both formats pack the same audio and visual info.

This comes from teamwork with spots like Horizon City, Socorro, the City of El Paso,

Camino Rial, Regional Mobility Authority, and El Paso County.

They're aiming to build a stronger, multi-modal network, and with our killer weather for biking,

public input is key to making roads work for everyone.

Who rides?

District Coordinator Jose Bokanegra stresses how locals know best, so they're urging

comments to shape the bike network right.

Drop your thoughts in person, online, by mail to Kimly Horn and Richardson, email at

that specific address, or voicemail at 91527-735A3.

Hit them in by 11.59pm.

Mountain daylight time on Friday, June 12th.

Meetings in English with Spanish materials, call Lauren Mossius, Cervantes at 915-790-4341

by April 29th for help.

Your voice counts on these trails.

That wraps El Paso News today, brought to you with AI.

I'm Cory with The Story.