I-10 Facts
PROJECTED VOLUME
303KVehicles per day (2042)
AVERAGE TRAVEL SPEED
28 MPHSegment 2 PM Peak
INCREASE IN COMMUTE TIME
80.7%Segment 2 PM Peak
303KVehicles per day (2042)
28 MPHSegment 2 PM Peak
80.7%Segment 2 PM Peak
Antonio St. to Executive Center Blvd.
Executive Center Blvd. to Raynolds St.
Raynolds St. to Loop 375
Loop 375 to FM 3380
Mobility & Circulation
Facilitate movement through and within the corridor
Environmental
Design to minimize Environmental Impacts to the Human and Natural Environment
Multimodal
Offer innovative transportation alternatives
Design
Comply with accepted design standards to provide a safer facility with desirable ride quality
Value
Ensure that improvements are sustainable and balanced with respect to costs and benefits
Technology
Leverage advancing technologies to address corridor issues
Facilitate movement through and within the corridor
Design to minimize Environmental Impacts to the Human and Natural Environment
Offer innovative transportation alternatives
Comply with accepted design standards to provide a safer facility with desirable ride quality
Ensure that improvements are sustainable and balanced with respect to costs and benefits
Leverage advancing technologies to address corridor issues
Hugo Hernandez
Transportation Planner
Texas Department of Transportation
13301 Gateway Bouvelard West
El Paso, TX 79928-5410
Hugo.Hernandez@txdot.gov
(915) 790-4200
Brian Swindell, P.E.
Senior Project Manager
HDR
17111 Preston Road; Suite 300
Dallas, TX 75248
Brian.Swindell@hdrinc.com
(972) 960-4400
(915) 790-4200
(972) 960-4400
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