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Texas’ Most Congested Roadways 2018

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The 2018 ranking of Texas’ most congested roadways illustrates a familiar theme – growth-induced traffic gridlock is getting worse every year. This new list provides a variety of congestion measures for the top 100 road segments in the state and a more comprehensive examination of more than 1,800 roadways across Texas.

For more information

Casey Dusza, Texas Department of Transportation
casey.dusza@txdot.gov
ph. (512) 486-5149
David Schrank, Texas A&M Transportation Institute
d-schrank@tti.tamu.edu
ph. (979) 317-2464

Print Instructions

To print any current view from the above visualization:

  1. Select “Download” found in the bottom right-hand corner, then select PDF.
  2. Under Content, select “Sheets in Dashboard,” choose the options you wish to have printed, and select “Export” (Note that the default is that all are selected, so clicking on an option deselects the item).
  3. The filtered views will be downloaded as a PDF file, which may then be printed.
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