According to state data, Texas issued 220,430 CDLs last year. Around 6,265 of those (about 3 percent) were classified as ...

Throughout the nation, true freshmen are making an impact all over the place. Some of them are names you'd expect, while ...

For the past year, Australia's oceans have been hotter than ever before. The impacts are being felt all across the nation — ...

Texas DPS will stop issuing or renewing CDLs for DACA recipients, refugees and asylum seekers after Trump policy change and ...

The Texas Department of Transportation warns drivers and pedestrians of the increased risk of deadly accidents during October ...

The new rule affects non-domiciled CDLs and all CDLs for non-citizens who are refugees, asylees, or DACA recipients, ...

Texas firms are paying higher production costs, but Houston companies are holding the line. Could this boost profitability in ...

October is the deadliest month for pedestrian-involved crashes statewide, according to the Texas Department of Transportation ...

Texas residents have been urged to take measures to reduce pollution, after the National Weather Service published air ...

TxDOT highlights risks of reduced daylight for pedestrians, citing a fatal incident involving Air Force Major Cole-Pickrel.

In response, the TxDOT has launched the new campaign, “Be Safe, Drive Smart”, starting today, October 1, to encourage both drivers and pedestrians to look out for one another. Yield the right-of-way ...

The Texas Department of Public Safety announced it would stop issuing or renewing licenses for refugees, asylees and DACA receipients.