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Highway 36A coalition presses long‑term plan for north‑south freight corridor
Summary
A regional coalition advocating a new Highway 36A alternative route presented a decades‑long route study and environmental review plan to Fulshear council on June 17, describing proposed alignments, anchor crossings and a multi‑county approach to move freight and relieve local roads.
Representatives of the Highway 36A coalition briefed the Fulshear City Council on June 17 about a long‑range plan to develop an alternative north‑south freight corridor — informally called Highway 36A — intended to divert through‑freight from local roads and provide hurricane evacuation relief.
Overview and study status: The coalition described the corridor concept as a multi‑county effort linking Brazoria, Fort Bend and Waller counties and connecting the Port of Freeport to I‑10 and Highway 290. TxDOT has engaged consultants and bifurcated the route‑study area into southern…
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