The House Committee on Transportation, chaired by Representative Terry Canales, plays a crucial role in shaping Texas' transportation policies and infrastructure. The committee focuses on a myriad of legislation aimed at enhancing the state's highway systems, ensuring community safety, and addressing environmental concerns related to transportation. Key legislative efforts, such as House Bill 4386, are designed to prevent the expansion of highways in vulnerable areas, reflecting the committee's commitment to protecting local communities from potential adverse effects of infrastructure development. Throughout the 88th Legislature, the committee has actively engaged in discussions, held numerous meetings, and evaluated several bills that promote sustainable transportation practices and improve the efficiency of transportation systems across Texas.

The House Committee on Transportation, chaired by Representative Terry Canales, plays a crucial role in shaping Texas' transportation policies and infrastructure. The committee focuses on a myriad of legislation aimed at enhancing the state's highway systems, ensuring community safety, and addressing environmental concerns related to transportation. Key legislative efforts, such as House Bill 4386, are designed to prevent the expansion of highways in vulnerable areas, reflecting the committee's commitment to protecting local communities from potential adverse effects of infrastructure development. Throughout the 88th Legislature, the committee has actively engaged in discussions, held numerous meetings, and evaluated several bills that promote sustainable transportation practices and improve the efficiency of transportation systems across Texas.

The House Committee on Licensing & Administrative Procedures, chaired by Rep. Ken King, focuses on a range of legislative matters related to the regulation of various professions and activities in Texas. The committee has been active during the 88th Legislature, convening regularly to deliberate on bills concerning licensing requirements, alcohol regulations, charitable organizations, and more. Key areas of concentration include the conduct of charitable bingo, the regulation of electricians, and changes to licensing for various professions. The committee aims to facilitate effective regulation while also addressing public interests through active public hearings and legislative review.

The House Committee on Licensing & Administrative Procedures, chaired by Rep. Ken King, focuses on a range of legislative matters related to the regulation of various professions and activities in Texas. The committee has been active during the 88th Legislature, convening regularly to deliberate on bills concerning licensing requirements, alcohol regulations, charitable organizations, and more. Key areas of concentration include the conduct of charitable bingo, the regulation of electricians, and changes to licensing for various professions. The committee aims to facilitate effective regulation while also addressing public interests through active public hearings and legislative review.

The Senate Committee on Transportation focuses on a wide range of transportation-related issues, including the evaluation of funding for aviation, maritime ports, public transportation, and rail operations, as well as the implementation of safety measures for autonomous vehicles. The committee aims to review historical transportation policies to guide future planning and assess the impacts of transitioning to an all-electric vehicle economy in Texas. Members include Chair Robert Nichols and Vice Chair Royce West, among others, reflecting a diverse representation from both parties.

The Senate Committee on Transportation focuses on a wide range of transportation-related issues, including the evaluation of funding for aviation, maritime ports, public transportation, and rail operations, as well as the implementation of safety measures for autonomous vehicles. The committee aims to review historical transportation policies to guide future planning and assess the impacts of transitioning to an all-electric vehicle economy in Texas. Members include Chair Robert Nichols and Vice Chair Royce West, among others, reflecting a diverse representation from both parties.