Westpark Tollway - A Model for Mobility

A Model for Mobility

Traveling around our region can be challenging, but together we can find ways to improve it. It starts with understanding what is working for residents and commuters and where there are areas for opportunities. That’s what the Westpark Tollway study is all about and here is where you can get involved!

We Need to Hear from You!

Your insights can help shape the future of the Westpark Tollway Corridor! This is your opportunity to share thoughts, ideas, and feedback with us. Your voice is key in defining how we can improve safety, connectivity, and the overall travel experience for everyone using the corridor.

Whether you’re a resident, business owner, or corridor traveler on your daily commute, your ideas matter! From safety concerns to better traffic flow, or simply making the corridor more beautiful, we need your feedback to make the best recommendations.

We are counting on YOU to help shape the future of the Westpark Tollway Corridor!

How You Can Get Involved

Want to shape the future of the Westpark Tollway? Here’s how you can contribute:

Take our Survey

Your insights can help shape the future of the Westpark Tollway Corridor! Click here to take the survey.

Take the survey here!

Sign Up for Updates

Stay informed about study progress, events, and opportunities to participate.

Attend an Event

Join us at upcoming public meetings to hear from the study team and share your ideas.

View upcoming meetings

Don’t miss your chance—share your feedback today!

How will this study benefit me?

Study Area Map

The study area includes Westpark Tollway from South Gessner Road, just east of the Sam Houston Tollway, to FM 1093 / FM 359 / Main Street in Fulshear and includes the planned extension of the Westpark Tollway to Fulshear.

What is the timeline for the study?

To learn more about the next steps for the study, visit our About the Study page.

Who’s Involved?

HCTRA has partnered with Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County (METRO), the city of Houston, and Fort Bend County on the study to meet the region’s mobility and connectivity needs.