Liz Moskowitz. Places Journal. December 2025.

Transportation policy is out of step with Texans’ mobility needs – the freedom to safely and efficiently get where we need and want to be.
At least 92% of that budget is in the State Highway Fund, which is constitutionally dedicated to roads and road improvements.
TxDOT’s investment will literally shape our state’s future, but is being made with little attention from, or accountability to, Texans and our elected leaders. From funding restrictions to outdated traffic modeling, TxDOT’s numbers don’t add up to a transportation system that serves Texans. We have the knowledge, creativity, and technology to develop a system that works for the health of our people and our economy. Let’s build it.
We are 32 active organizations across 11 counties, with participation from almost 50 organizations, from 16 areas throughout Texas.
Our members bring expertise in multiple modes, including: public transit, active transportation, freeway fighting, and intercity rail. Also in urban planning, air quality, and public health.
We work to put people first in transportation planning, and empower each other to successfully advocate for the diverse transportation needs of Texans.
We advocate for a fair and dignified transportation system that aligns with the plans developed by the counties, cities, and communities that TxDOT connects.
We envision a safe, healthy, and just Texas transportation system – local, regional, and statewide – that provides dignified, multimodal access for all people regardless of age, ability, or place.
We champion people’s access first by informing, reforming, and transforming TxDOT and other integrative transportation projects, processes, and policies through dynamic advocacy.
Contact a group in your region today to learn their vision, share yours, and work together for a transportation system that works for Texans.
Bush Emeny Properties
PATH
Austin
Pilot Knob
Dallas
Connect South Dallas
Dallas Area Transit Alliance (DATA)
Dallas Bicycle Coalition
El Paso
Sunset Heights Neighborhoods Improvement Association
Velo Paso Bicycle-Pedestrian Coalition
Fort Worth
Houston
A Tale of Two Bridges
Citizens’ Transportation Coalition (CTC)
Greater Houston Coalition for Complete Streets (GHCCS)
No Wider No Higher
Walk and Roll Houston
Lubbock
San Antonio
San Antonians for Rail Transit
Statewide
Air Alliance Houston
AURA
Cattarulla Family
Catena Foundation
Citizens Transportation Coalition
Energy Foundation
Farm&City
Houck Family Foundation
J. Blazek Crossley
Jacob and Terese Hershey Foundation
LINK Houston
Reconnect Austin
Sinclair Black Charitable Trust
STOP TxDOT I-45
Tecovas Foundation
Zadeh Donor Advise Fund
Liz Moskowitz. Places Journal. December 2025.
Noah Alcala Bach. Texas Tribune. August 22, 2023.