I-35 signs. Photo: Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images
Texas wants you to weigh in on the future of Interstate 35 from Laredo to the Texas-Oklahoma border.
🚗 Driving the news: The Texas Department of Transportation is creating a study of the corridor to tackle its challenges through 2050.
A survey, open through tomorrow, allows you to place markers on a map where you find traffic concerns, connectivity or maintenance issues, or even problems for bikers and pedestrians (really).
Zoom in: A view of map markers so far shows anonymous commenters are largely worried about traffic and safety between San Antonio and New Braunfels.
People are concerned about cyclists and pedestrians in San Antonio and Austin and around San Marcos.
Unsurprisingly, the intersection of I-35 and Loop 1604 is a particular headache for San Antonio drivers.
💠Our thought bubble: Drivers seem surprisingly kind in their comments in comparison with the maddening reality of traveling on I-35.
