Designated in federal law — route undecidedTxDOT I‑14 / Loop 214 Central Texas Corridor Study
Seventeen routes. One of them may cross your street.
The conceptual corridors are drawn a mile wide — wide enough that standing at a public meeting, most people cannot tell whether their own house is inside one. This answers that, from the same public data TxDOT published.
Explore the map →Search an address, or draw any area and total what falls inside it.
Explore the map
All 17 conceptual corridors over your street. Search an address, or draw an area and total what is inside it.
What the numbers mean
How the study works, how this site reads the data, and what these figures deliberately do not claim.
Filing a comment
TxDOT must respond to substantive comments. What makes one, what weakens one, and what to ask.
What people are saying
Every public comment filed on the Round 3 map, searchable and tagged with the route it sits in.
TxDOT documents
All 44 public files, linked to the agency's own server — exhibit boards, FAQs, comment cards.
In the news
Coverage of the corridor study and the Round 3 meetings, summarised from the articles themselves.