Transportation Projects

To address growing traffic concerns and improve mobility throughout Fredericksburg, the City has been actively planning and evaluating future transportation infrastructure. In November 2019, the City initiated a comprehensive Traffic Impact Study (TIS) conducted by Kimley-Horn, aimed at identifying solutions for local congestion relief and long-term traffic management.

The TIS focuses on two primary components:

1. High-Priority New Connection Projects – Evaluating potential roadway extensions to improve connectivity.
2. Intersection Operational and Safety Improvements – Enhancing traffic flow and safety within the City Limits.

Key Roadway Connection Projects Under Review

• Post Oak / Cherry Extension
  Completes the gap between Bowie Street and Main Street, including the widening of Post Oak.
• Mulberry Extension
  Connects Mulberry Street at Llano Street to Main Street at Eagle Street, improving east-west access.
• Frederick Road Extension
  Links SH 16 to US 290 East, providing an alternative route for regional traffic.
• Inner Loop Extension
  Formerly known as Friendship Lane or the Interim Relief Route, this project would connect SH 16 to US 87 North, offering a bypass option around central Fredericksburg.

Community Engagement in 2025

In 2025, the City of Fredericksburg began hosting a series of town hall meetings to gather public input and foster community collaboration on these proposed transportation projects. These forums provide residents with the opportunity to share feedback, ask questions, and help shape the future of mobility in Fredericksburg.

The City remains committed to transparency and community-driven planning as it works to develop infrastructure that meets the needs of both residents and visitors.

Traffic Impact Study Report - August 2020

Traffic Impact Study Presentation - 2/28/2020

Storyboards from Open House

The storyboards on display at the January 28th Open House can be viewed HERE.

This study is independent of the TxDOT Fredericksburg Relief Route Feasibility Study.  For more information regarding this study, please visit: https://www.txdot.gov/inside-txdot/projects/studies/austin/fredericksburg-relief-route-study.html