The Mobility Authority is setting Central Texas in motion in more ways than one. It’s inherent to our mission that we look beyond the pavement when considering the mobility and safety improvements that are right for our region. We are committed to not only being good neighbors to the communities we serve, but thoughtful stewards of our environment as well.
The Mobility Authority offers a discount program to qualified vets on several Mobility Authority roads.
MoveFWD, a Workforce Collaborative of Central Texas, helps people establish careers in growing industries that provide job stability and benefits.
The Mobility Authority is raising the bar on what it means to be "Green." We are committed to environmental stewardship by balancing the need for infrastructure improvements with preservation of the natural resources that make us proud to call Central Texas home.
Working with local partners, the Mobility Authority assists a regional program to promote better commuting practices, such as helping commuters find carpools and transit opportunities.
TxDOT operates a free roadside assistance program for stranded motorists along US 183, I-35, US 290, SH 71 and MoPac.
The Traffic Incident & Management (TIM) Center is the heart of the Mobility Authority's intelligent transportation system.
The Mobility Authority is leveraging emerging technology and new ideas to be the most innovative it can be. The Innovation Program assesses trends, investigates new ideas, explores new technologies, researches and pilots new concepts and document results.
The Habitual Violator Program was implemented in November 2019 to address habitual non-payment of tolls by chronic violators to ensure fairness to the majority of drivers who pay their bills on time. Texas law defines a habitual violator as a registered owner of a vehicle who has been issued two notices of non-payment for an aggregate of 100 or more unpaid toll charges within a 12-month period.
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