Texas § 201.9025 TEXAS BICYCLE TOURISM TRAILS.

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§ 201.9025 — TEXAS BICYCLE TOURISM TRAILS.

Texas § 201.9025

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Tex. Transportation Code Code Ann. § 201.9025 (2026).

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Sec. 201.9025. TEXAS BICYCLE TOURISM TRAILS.

(a)The Texas Department of Transportation Bicycle Advisory Committee shall advise and make recommendations to the commission on the development of bicycle tourism trails in this state. Recommendations on bicycle tourism trails developed under this section:

(1)shall be made in consultation with the Parks and Wildlife Commission and the Texas Economic Development and Tourism Office;

(2)shall reflect the geography, scenery, history, and cultural diversity of this state;

(3)shall maximize federal and private sources of funding for the designation, construction, improvement, maintenance, and signage of the trails and the promotion of bicycle tourism; and

(4)may include multiuse trails to accommodate equestrians, pedestrians, and other nonmotoriz

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Sec. 201.9025. TEXAS BICYCLE TOURISM TRAILS. (a) The Texas Department of Transportation Bicycle Advisory Committee shall advise and make recommendations to the commission on the development of bicycle tourism trails in this state. Recommendations on bicycle tourism trails developed under this section:
(1) shall be made in consultation with the Parks and Wildlife Commission and the Texas Economic Development and Tourism Office;
(2) shall reflect the geography, scenery, history, and cultural diversity of this state;
(3) shall maximize federal and private sources of funding for the designation, construction, improvement, maintenance, and signage of the trails and the promotion of bicycle tourism; and
(4) may include multiuse trails to accommodate equestrians, pedestrians, and other nonmotorized trail users when practicable.
(b) The department may contract with a statewide bicycle nonprofit organization for assistance in identifying, developing, promoting, or coordinating agreements and participation among political subdivisions of this state to advance bicycle tourism trails.