Texas § 455.001 DEPARTMENT DUTIES REGARDING MASS TRANSPORTATION.

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§ 455.001 — DEPARTMENT DUTIES REGARDING MASS TRANSPORTATION.

Texas § 455.001

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Tex. Transportation Code Code Ann. § 455.001 (2026).

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Sec. 455.001. DEPARTMENT DUTIES REGARDING MASS TRANSPORTATION. The Texas Department of Transportation shall:

(1)encourage, foster, and assist in developing intracity and intercity public and mass transportation;

(2)encourage the establishment of rapid transit and other transportation media;

(3)assist any political subdivision of this state to obtain federal aid to establish or maintain a public or mass transportation system;

(4)develop and maintain a comprehensive master plan for public and mass transportation development; and

(5)conduct hearings and make investigations to determine the location, type of construction, and cost to the state or its political subdivisions of a public mass transportation system owned, operated, or wholly or partly directly financed by the state.

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Sec. 455.001. DEPARTMENT DUTIES REGARDING MASS TRANSPORTATION. The Texas Department of Transportation shall:
(1) encourage, foster, and assist in developing intracity and intercity public and mass transportation;
(2) encourage the establishment of rapid transit and other transportation media;
(3) assist any political subdivision of this state to obtain federal aid to establish or maintain a public or mass transportation system;
(4) develop and maintain a comprehensive master plan for public and mass transportation development; and
(5) conduct hearings and make investigations to determine the location, type of construction, and cost to the state or its political subdivisions of a public mass transportation system owned, operated, or wholly or partly directly financed by the state.