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Regional Transportation Planning

Brazos County

Summary

TxDOT staff will brief the RMA board on the Big 6 project, Bush/Wellborn, I-14, Loop 214, and Highway 36A. These corridor projects shape commute times and growth across the Bryan-College Station area.

At a glance

Total mentions
23
Last 30 days
15

Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 7, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

Financial impact details were not specified in the advance materials.

✅Who benefits

Commuters and residents who travel the region's major corridors will get a clearer picture of what road work is coming.

⚠️Who could be affected

Drivers might lose a little bit of road space, but it’s mostly about sharing the street better.

Mentions & discussions (24)

MeetingNov 6, 2026

RMA Board Meeting - Nov 6, 2026

TxDOT staff will brief the RMA board on the Big 6 project, Bush/Wellborn, I-14, Loop 214, and Highway 36A. These corridor projects shape commute times and growth across the Bryan-College Station area.

MeetingNov 4, 2026

B/CS MPO Board Meeting - Nov 4, 2026

Federal law requires the MPO to periodically check whether its congestion management process is actually tackling local traffic problems. Staff has completed a review and a fuller update is planned for FY 2027.

Community Impact Bryan-College StationOct 27, 2026

New traffic signal in Bryan activates Nov. 3

Community Impact Bryan-College StationOct 21, 2026

College Station's future Harvey Road widening plan calls for four lanes, roundabouts

TxDOT’s proposed 2.1-mile corridor plan in College Station would add lanes, a shared-use path and redesigned intersections to address traffic growth and safety concerns.

Community Impact Bryan-College StationOct 19, 2026

Lane, ramp closures expected on Hwy. 6 through Bryan-College Station

Community Impact Bryan-College StationOct 16, 2026

Multiweek road closures coming to Bryan-College Station in mid-October

WTAW 1620AM/94.5FMOct 15, 2026

TxDOT-Bryan District Holds Public Meeting and Virtual Public Hearing for SH30 (Harvey Road) Corridor Plan

The TxDOT Bryan District is hosting an open house public meeting and a Chapter 26 virtual public hearing regarding proposed improvements to SH 30 (Harvey Road) aimed at addressing current and future congestion, enhancing safety, [Read More...]

Community Impact Bryan-College StationOct 14, 2026

City of Bryan consults outside counsel on uncertain median removal

Community Impact Bryan-College StationOct 13, 2026

Single-lane closures throughout Bryan-College Station: ‘Big 6’ construction updates

WTAW 1620AM/94.5FMOct 11, 2026

Deadline to Submit Comments on I-14 Route Through BCS is Monday 10/12/26

The TxDOT Bryan District is studying the future I-14 Central Texas Corridor from Rogers in Bell County to Huntsville in Walker County. This study will determine the feasibility of a corridor and route for a [Read More...]

MeetingOct 7, 2026

B/CS MPO Board Meeting - Oct 7, 2026

The MPO board will discuss regional transportation planning and related policy matters for the Bryan-College Station area.

The Eagle (Bryan-College Station)Oct 6, 2026

Emerald Parkway to close beneath Highway 6 for bridge work

The Big 6 project requires closure of Emerald Parkway beneath Highway 6 this weekend to remove sections of the bridge deck for future widening efforts.

Community Impact Bryan-College StationOct 5, 2026

Harvey Mitchell demolitions begin: Bryan-College Station ‘Big 6’ construction updates

Community Impact Bryan-College StationOct 2, 2026

Stormwater pipe replacement, repair closes down 2 College Station roads

Community Impact Bryan-College StationSep 30, 2026

Rehabs, extensions, improvements: 4 Bryan-College Station road updates

Community Impact Bryan-College StationSep 29, 2026

Full week of Harvey Mitchell closures: Bryan-College Station ‘Big 6’ construction updates

WTAW 1620AM/94.5FMSep 21, 2026

Bryan/College Station Metropolitan Planning Organization Seeks Public Comment

The Bryan/College Station Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) is accepting public comment on the Fiscal Year 2026 and 2027 Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP) Amendment Two. The UPWP is the MPO’s document that identifies major transportation [R...

Community Impact Bryan-College StationSep 15, 2026

Studying Mobility: Greater Heights TIRZ outlines 29 projects based on resident feedback

The Eagle (Bryan-College Station)Sep 10, 2026

Texas A&M regents consider the future of scooters on campus

The rise of accidents involving scooters and e-bikes on the Texas A&M Campus has led the system's regents to considering whether to ban scooters on campus

Community Impact NewspaperSep 10, 2026

6 Bryan-College Station road updates to follow

6 Bryan-College Station road updates to follow Community Impact Newspaper

The Eagle (Bryan-College Station)Aug 19, 2026

TxDOT gathers public input on I-14, I-214 loop

Unlike the recent battle by residents to stop the proposed Inner Loop East, residents appear more receptive to the proposed Interstate 14 and the I-214 loop around Bryan-College Station.

WTAW 1620AM/94.5FMAug 11, 2026

TxDOT Holding Public Meetings to Discuss Possible Routes for Interstate 14 and Loop 214

TxDOT will be hosting six community meetings to discuss the routes of Interstate 14 (I-14) and Loop 214 (I-214) through our part of the state. The Fixing America’s Surface Transportation (FAST) Act of 2015 authorized [Read More...]

Click2HoustonJul 19, 2026

Pro boxer Hannah Rapp dies after being struck while riding her bike in Brazos County, sheriff says

Pro boxer Hannah Rapp dies after being struck while riding her bike in Brazos County, sheriff says Click2Houston

MeetingMay 1, 2026

Notice of Meeting — May 1, 2026

Representatives were scheduled to update the board on regional transportation infrastructure planning stretching from the Brazosport area to Hempstead and beyond.

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