MAPS

Adopted Bike Network Map

TxDOT Statewide Active Transportation Plan (SATP) & Laredo District Bicycle Plan

TxDOT Statewide Active Transportation (SATP) Map

TxDOT Laredo District Bicycle Plan

Other Resources

TxDOT Bicycle & Pedestrian Resources

TxDOT Bicycle Trails & Maps

Maps

Statewide Planning Map

TxDOT

International Freight Story Map

TxDOT

Decennial Census MPA Boundary Implications

As a result of the decennial census, the U.S. Census Bureau issues urban area boundary maps. Transportation agencies should review these census boundaries and either accept them as is or adjust them for transportation planning purposes (Click on the links below to find out more).

MPO & Census Data Hub

MPO & Related Census Data Maps

TMA & MPO Boundaries Map

Based on 2020 Census Data

MPO & 2020 Census UAs Map

MPO & 2020 Census Urban Areas Map

2020 Census Urban Areas (UA) of the U.S. Map

2020 Core Based Statistical Areas & Counties (Texas)

2020 Census Boundary & Annexation Survey (BAS) Map (2024 City of Laredo Boundary)

2010 Census Implications on MPA Boundary – Presentation (Nov. 2019)

2010 Census Urbanized Area (UA) Map (Nov. 2019)

State & Local Truck Routes

Non-Radioactive Hazardous Materials Routing (NRHMR)

The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) is the state routing agency in charge of approving all non-radioactive hazardous materials (NRHM) routes in Texas. A statewide listing of NRHM routes and maps showing the limits of these routes is available online on the Non-Radioactive Hazardous Materials Routing Publications page of the TxDOT website. The Texas Department of State Health Services is responsible for radioactive hazardous materials routing.

Rules for NRHM routing are contained in the Texas Administrative Code under Title 43, Sections 25.101-25.104. These rules authorize a political subdivision of a state to establish NRHM route designations consistent with federal regulations (Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations (C.F.R.), Part 397, Subpart C ).

As the state routing agency, TxDOT is required to approve all new NRHM routing designations or revisions to existing routing designations. In addition, state law requires a municipality with a population of more than 850,000 to develop a route for commercial motor vehicles carrying NRHM on a road or highway in the municipality and to submit the proposed route to TxDOT for approval.

A city or political subdivision cannot simply pass an ordinance to establish an NRHM route. A new NRHM route or modification to an existing route must be established in accordance with the state and federal regulations listed above.

In establishing or revising an NRHM route, a political subdivision must comply with both federal and state regulations for NRHM routing, including 49 C.F.R. Part 397 and 49 C.F.R. Part 171 (Federal); and 43 Texas Administrative Code (T.A.C.), Sections 25.101-25.104 (State).

TxDOT NRHMR

TxDOT Open Data Portal

City of Laredo Truck Route

The City of Laredo Truck Route includes streets that are designated to carry heavy commercial traffic to and from their destinations. As per the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT), local authorities may adopt traffic regulations controlling the movement of trucks on public roads within their jurisdiction consistent with state law. By passage and enforcement of a city ordinance/resolution, a city may reroute trucks from a certain highway route within their corporate limits to an alternate highway route within their city limits.

The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) has no legal authority to prohibit the use of any highway by any class of vehicle. In other words, TxDOT cannot discriminate between types of vehicles as long as they are within the weight and size limits established by law. TxDOT’s authority is covered in the Texas Transportation Code, Chapter 201, Subchapter K, Section 201.901, “Prohibiting Use of Highway Road.”

CoL Truck Route

City of Laredo Open Data GIS Portal

Other NRHMR & Local Truck Route Map Resources

State & Local NRHMR (MPO Boundary)

TxDOT — NRHMR (City Of Laredo)

TxDOT — NRHMR (County of Webb)

TxDOT — NRHMR Routes in Texas

City of Laredo Truck Route (MPO Boundary)

City of Laredo Truck Route (2024 City of Laredo Limits)

FHWA HEPGIS

The FHWA Office of Planning, Environment, and Realty and Office of Infrastructure have updated the HEPGIS website. HEPGIS is an Interactive Web Geographic Information System map viewer that allows users to locate and zoom-in to a geographic area of interest, create maps showing various geographic features and themes, and view the metric data for the interstate pavement condition performance measures. The HEPGIS website also has tabular capabilities to retrieve, sort, print, download and email geo-spatial data for these metrics. The source for the data are the metric data submitted by State DOTS to the Highway Performance Monitoring System.

HEPGIS Map Hub

USDOT GIS Maps & Data

HEPGIS Related Maps

NHS & Other Related Maps & Data

HEPGIS Mapper App

Custom Map Maker Application

STRAHNET Map

Strategic Highway Network Map

NHFN Map

National Highway Freight Network Map

NNCC Trucks Map

National Network Conventional

Combination Trucks Map

Other Related HEPGIS Resources

FHWA GIS in Transportation Website

FHWA National Highway System (NHS) General Information Web Page

National Freight Network (NHFN) General Information Page

Eisenhower Interstate Highway System Map

2021 National Highway System (NHS) Updates

Performance Measures

This new HEPGIS metric map is housed under the “Performance Metrics” tab of the HEPGIS website. Under the “Performance Metrics” tab, is labeled “PM2 Interstate Pavement Condition 2018.”

If you have any questions about Transportation Performance Management, please visit the link below: