Rethink35

Rethink35

@rethink35.org

A movement to stop the proposed I-35 expansion through Austin and push for a transformational, community-based alternative! linktr.ee/rethink35

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Speak up over the MoPac South expansion project before the deadline THIS Sunday a midnight! You don't need to be an expert. Just share your thoughts on expanding the highway and your visions for the future. Take two minutes now! storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/6666...

storymaps.arcgis.comMoPac South Public HearingThank you for your interest and participation in the MoPac South Environmental Study Public Hearing.The Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority (Mobility Authority) and the Texas Department of Trans...

There is an open house TODAY from 4pm-7pm for the Parmer Lane project between Mopac South and Whitestone Blvd. www.txdot.gov/projects/hea... Let TxDOT know that you want Parmer Lane to include shared use paths along the length of the project and that you oppose the addition of car lanes!

Last topic for our Travis County candidate questionnaire series: how should Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority spend toll revenues? CTRMA has a lot of flexibility for what projects to build but the money is used almost exclusively to build more toll lanes. Full responses at rethink35.org

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Last topic for our Travis County candidate questionnaire series: how should Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority spend toll revenues? CTRMA has a lot of flexibility for what projects to build but the money is used almost exclusively to build more toll lanes. Full responses at rethink35.org

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Last topic for our Travis County candidate questionnaire series: how should Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority spend toll revenues? CTRMA has a lot of flexibility for what projects to build but the money is used almost exclusively to build more toll lanes. Full responses at rethink35.org

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Precinct 4 candidates share their views about how CAMPO - the regional body that decides how federal transportation dollars are spent - can do better. Travis County has 4 appointees on the CAMPO board. 🧵 Check out their full responses here: rethink35.org/2026-travis-...

Today's topic for our Precinct 2 Travis County candidate questionnaire highlights is CAMPO! 4 Travis County representatives serve on our regional transportation policy board, which decides how federal transportation dollars get spent locally. See full responses at rethink35.org/2026-travis-...

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Today's topic for our Precinct 2 Travis County candidate questionnaire highlights is CAMPO! 4 Travis County representatives serve on our regional transportation policy board, which decides how federal transportation dollars get spent locally. See full responses at rethink35.org/2026-travis-...

Primary elections are right around the corner! 🗳️ Wondering what the candidates are thinking about transportation? Here are some highlights from our Travis County Commissioner Candidate questionnaire for Precinct 2. Full responses are available at: rethink35.org/2026-travis-...

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Primary elections are right around the corner! 🗳️ Wondering what the candidates are thinking about transportation? Here are some highlights from our Travis County Commissioner Candidate questionnaire for Precinct 2. Full responses are available at: rethink35.org/2026-travis-...

Congratulations NJ! 🎉 “Between concerns about induced demand, climate impact, and traffic impacts on the Jersey City and Hoboken communities, I have long opposed the Turnpike expansion as previously proposed,” said State Sen. Raj Mukherji, D-Hudson" www.nj.com/news/2025/12...

nj.comMurphy scraps controversial Turnpike widening through Hudson CountyThe most opposed part of the controversial $10.6 billion NJ Turnpike extension widening project will be dropped, Gov. Murphy announced.

Greg Griffin used to work as a planner for CAMPO and knows a lot about the problematic modeling methodology. He writes: "Though the purpose and need [implied] a rational process, we see that the actual traffic forecast was an ‘approved’ choice by the agency seeking approval"

It is imperative that CAMPO undertake a thorough study of the scoring and modeling practices used in transportation planning. We're continuing to work with CAMPO board members to get this process going!