The I-10 Colorado County project is a Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) initiative focused on improving safety, traffic flow, and connectivity. Pulice is handling the construction work on this six-mile section of I-10 from FM 2434 to US 90, bypassing the city of Columbus.
The existing roadway consists of four main lanes with two-lane, two-way frontage roads and a flush grassy median with a cable barrier system. Key improvements for this project include:
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Widening the main lanes from four to six, with three 12-foot lanes in each direction and 12-foot inside and outside shoulders.
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Converting the frontage roads from two-lanes, two-way roads to two-lane, one-way roads.
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Replacing the median with a single-slope concrete barrier for enhanced safety.
- Constructing a new bridge on a new alignment over the Colorado River, along with 28 additional relief and overpass bridges.
These improvements are designed to support safer travel, accommodate future traffic growth, and enhance overall roadway efficiency along this critical stretch of I-10 in Texas.
