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The Hidalgo County Regional Mobility Authority is committed to improving transportation infrastructure and reducing congestion through innovative financing solutions.
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The 365 Tollway is currently the only active toll road in Hidalgo County, offering a critical connection for commercial and passenger vehicles traveling across the region. It supports multiple electronic toll tags, including the FUEGO Tag, TxTag, EZ TAG, and K-TAG, for convenient, prepaid travel.
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The HCRMA Office will be closed this coming Friday April 3rd , 2026, for Good Friday. We will resume regular hours on Monday April 6th , 2026.
The Hidalgo County Regional Mobility Authority officially broke ground on Phase II of the SH 365 Tollway on June 12, 2022, marking an important milestone in a project that represents the first tollway in Hidalgo County. The project is designed to improve roadway safety, enhance international trade routes, and separate overweight truck traffic from passenger vehicles. As construction progresses, the SH 365 Tollway moves closer to providing faster, safer, and more efficient travel throughout the region.
The Hidalgo County Regional Mobility Authority has been recognized as the 2024 Outstanding Engineering Organization of the Year by the Rio Grande Valley Chapter of the Texas Society of Professional Engineers. This honor highlights HCRMA’s commitment to engineering excellence and its ongoing efforts to deliver innovative transportation solutions for the region.
The Hidalgo County Regional Mobility Authority provided project updates and highlighted upcoming initiatives during a presentation to the American Society of Civil Engineers Rio Grande Valley Branch. Chief Construction Engineer Ramon Navarro shared key updates on the 365 Tollway construction, including significant milestones achieved to date. These presentations help keep local engineers informed about ongoing transportation projects and provide valuable insights and knowledge related to the transportation field.
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An independent governmental agency created by the Texas Transportation Commission and the Hidalgo County Commissioners Court on November 17th, 2005, to accelerate needed transportation projects in Hidalgo County.
Overseen by a seven member Board of Directors, the Hidalgo County RMA is committed to finding ways to empower our local community to take charge of our transportation future.
Discover our major infrastructure projects that are transforming transportation in Hidalgo County.
Complete
A non-tolled roadway along US 281 (Military Highway) from 0.45 miles east of SP 600 to FM 2557 (Stewart Road). It includes a new grade-separated interchange at SH 35 and US 281, as well as a 0.70-mile non-tolled connector from US 281 (Military Highway) to SP 29 (Veterans Boulevard).
Expected Completion
2018
Investment
$21M
Preliminary Engineering Phase Complete
The HCRMA, in partnership with the TxDOT Pharr District, had constructed a 13.15-mile roadway that improved regional mobility by providing a direct connection for people and goods traveling from international ports of entry north to I-2 between US 281 and FM 493. The project passed through the cities of Pharr, Alamo, and Donna, requiring the use of existing right-of-way as well as additional land and easements.
Expected Completion
2025
Investment
$16M
In Progress
A 17.4-mile controlled-access corridor connecting FM 1016 to US 281. Once open it will divert heavy trucks out of city streets and cut cross-county trips by up to 25 minutes. First lanes scheduled to open in 2026.
Expected Completion
2027
Investment
$320M
New roadway improvements in our short-term plan.
Total investment to date in project development and construction.
Already supporting local economic impact.
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