Adopt-a-Highway - Texas Department of Transportation
Adopt-a-Highway is a Texas-born program that allows volunteers to adopt stretches of state-maintained roadway to conduct litter pickups. Interstate and high traffic highways are not eligible for the Adopt-a-Highway program. or call 1-800-200-0003.
Adopt-a-Highway Trash-Off - Texas Department of Transportation
Mark your calendars and join us for the Don't mess with Texas® Trash-Off annual cleanup. The Trash-Off encourages Texans across the state to join forces and clear Texas roadsides of trash. Millions of pieces of litter accumulate on our roadways each year, which means we …
Adopt a Highway - Don't Mess With Texas
When you apply to clean two miles of state highway, the Texas Department of Transportation will provide you with the tools you need to get started. All you have to do is agree to go out and pick up trash at least four times a year. This is ideal for school groups, businesses and even family members. Apply now to get your own piece of Texas.
Roadside Cleanups: A How-to Guide - Keep Texas Beautiful
Workers driving up and down your route can easily pick up full bags and larger items and even offer water and extra supplies to volunteers. Whatever your plan, make sure volunteers understand where and how to correctly dispose of the items they are collecting and don’t forget the option to provide clear or different colored bags for separate ...
Don't mess with Texas - Texas Department of Transportation
Thirty-six years after the Texas Department of Transportation launched its "Don't mess with Texas®" litter prevention campaign the spirited call-to-action is still going strong.
Home - Don't Mess With Texas
Since 1986, the Texas Department of Transportation has educated everyone that Don’t mess with Texas ® means don’t litter. Through commercials, scholarships, partnerships, and trash clean-up efforts, the phrase “Don’t mess with Texas” has significantly helped reduce litter in our state.
Trash-Off - Don't Mess With Texas
The Don't mess with Texas ® Trash-Off is the state's largest one-day cleanup event. Every April, volunteers from all backgrounds—students, businesses, families, and more—come together to clear Texas roadsides of litter.
Driver License Services – Appointments - Texas Department of …
The Department offers all in-office driver license (DL) and identification (ID) card services by appointment only. Please review the following information before scheduling your appointment below. The Department encourages all eligible customers …
Is the state of Texas responsible for cleaning up trash on
Dec 16, 2023 · The Texas Department of Transportation is charged with cleaning up trash along highways. The state regularly hires contractors to pick up litter, paying more than $50 million for cleanup efforts in 2021. However, it’s not always clear where the …
Company picks up litter for Texas highway adopters
May 17, 2018 · Partnering with the Texas Department of Transportation, the for-profit Adopt A Highway Maintenance Corporation has developed the Texas Sponsor a Highway Program through which companies and organizations pay a fee for a professional cleanup crew to tackle the litter along the highways they sponsor.