Improving More
Than Just Roads

Welcome to
The CCRMA

The CCRMA works on behalf of the citizens of South Texas to provide congestion relief, traffic safety, and viable alternative routes in this era of time conservation. Our mobility solutions encompass highways, rail, air and seaports. The CCRMA works with the numerous cities in Cameron County and its neighbor to the South, the State of Tamaulipas to construct projects at a much more rapid pace. The CCRMA is improving more than just roads... it is improvng the quality of life for South Texas citizens.

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Project Summary

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By the Numbers

CCRMA By the Numbers

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Annual Report

CCRMA - Annual Report 2017

Featured Projects

The CCRMA is currently working on a complete system of transportation infrastructure that will support economic development and increase safety for the benefit of Cameron County and the Rio Grande Valley region. Our projects will integrate regional planning, multi-modal options and modern technology to develop a world-class transportation system.

Toll Payments &
Violations

The SH 550 is currently the only toll road in Cameron County and connects the I-69E directly to the Port of Brownsville. The toll road features cashless gantries and can be used with or without a TXTag or Plus Pass account.

Pay Your Toll

TPS|CCRMA is the Customer Service Center for the SH 550 toll road managed by the CCRMA. Visit TPS|CCRMA to pay your tolls or manage your account.

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Get a TxTag

TX Tag is the fastest and most convenient way to travel on toll roads in Texas. With a TxTag you can save up to 25% off toll fees and make payments through your account online.

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Toll FAQs

Have questions about the SH 550? Find out all you need to know about toll rates, payment methods and what to do if you receive a violation in the mail.

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Latest News

County Approves $350k for east loop connector road

March 31, 2018 | News & Events

The CCRMA is spearheading the SH 32 (East Loop) project to move commercial vehicles traffic away from International Boulevard in Brownsville. The road will connect Ostos Road at the Port of Brownsville to one of the planned East Loop endpoints on Boca Chica Boulevard, also known as State Highway 4.

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