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Rail Bridge Wins Award

September 23, 2016

Cameron County’s West Rail Relocation Project, which removed train traffic from the center of Brownsville and Matamoros and involved construction of the first U.S.-Mexico rail bridge in more than a century, has been awarded the Transportation Achievement Award for Design by the Institute of Transportation Engineers. Mexico’s federal government shared in the recognition, which was…

Cameron County Receives the 2016 Transportation Achievement Award for Design from The Institute of Transportation Engineers

September 22, 2016

Anaheim, CA— Cameron County and the Federal Government of Mexico received the Transportation Achievement Award for Design at the Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) 2016 Annual Meeting & Exhibit, held August 14–17, in Anaheim, CA, USA. The Brownsville and Matamoros West Railroad Relocation received the ITE’s 2016 Transportation Achievement Award for Design for the relocation…

Tamaulipas Governor-Elect Francisco Javier Garcia Cabeza de Vaca visits the Lower Rio Grande Valley

September 12, 2016

The Cameron County Regional Mobility Authority was invited to a breakfast event with the Governor-elect Francisco Javier Garcia Cabeza de Vaca. The Tamaulipas Governor-elect stops in the lower Valley to meet and greet local officials. CCRMA Communications Director, Michelle Lopez, went on behalf of the CCRMA to set a date for a tour of CCRMA's…

State Highway 550 is designed to serve as a quicker and safer route for commuters and commercial traffic

September 8, 2016

The CCRMA is aware of the increase in users for cyclists, riders and construction equipment operators on the toll road, which has raised safety concerns. The CCRMA has closely monitored the increase in traffic on SH 550 along with the current use of cyclists, riders and construction equipment operators in certain segments of the road.…

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