Campus Mobility Improvements

Transportation Services plays an integral part in the planning, layout, construction and maintenance of many elements of Texas A&M's campus. Each year, Transportation Services funds and spearheads key campus improvement projects to enhance mobility, safety, and connectivity. Active and recent projects are highlighted on this page. Whether you ride, pedal, stride, or drive, visit each project page below to learn more.

Campus Mobility Improvement Projects

Map depicting pedestrian paths through and around WCG

WCG Event Pedestrian Path

The project will add a new dedicated pathway through West Campus Garage for pedestrians during large events. By separating pedestrian and vehicle traffic, the pathway will improve safety and make it quicker and easier for people and vehicles to move through the area.

WCG Event Pedestrian Path

Campus Speed Limit Changes

Speed limits have been reduced along several roads on campus to improve safety for students, faculty, staff, and visitors in all modes of transportation. Speed limits apply to all vehicles, including bicycles, electric scooters, and other micromobility devices.

Speed Limits

Lot 100 Updates

Beginning August 24, the sections of Lot 100 surrounding Reed Arena will require a Lot 100 permit and will no longer be available for Any Valid Permit (AVP) parking during weekdays. The change is intended to improve parking availability for Lot 100 permit holders.

Lot 100

Hensel Drive

Hensel Drive is being renovated to improve safety, enhance pedestrian and bicycle connectivity, and create a more accessible transportation corridor. Improvements include new pathways, a controlled crosswalk, and an upgraded bus stop and shelter.

Hensel Drive

Bus Replacement & Service Expansion

Transit will receive 49 new 40-foot Gillig buses through the fall 2026 and spring 2027 semesters to replace 35 aging buses and increase the fleet by 10%. Once all buses are delivered by the end of Spring 2027, service will be expanded by 10% and allocated to areas with the greatest demand.

Bus Replacement

Ireland Street

Ireland Street has been reconfigured to deter pedestrians from walking across garage entry and exit lanes along the west side of Ireland Street and direct foot traffic to the larger, more accommodating sidewalk on the east side of Ireland Street.

Ireland Street

Quiet Zone

Texas A&M University is working alongside Union Pacific Railroad (UP), the Cities of Bryan and College Station, and the Texas Department of Transportation to establish a Quiet Zone encompassing four intersections along the Wellborn Road corridor.

Quiet Zone

Campus Improvements Inspired by You

These improvements were carefully planned with input from students, faculty, staff, and key stakeholders. Guided by the Campus Master Plan (2017) and Transportation Services Mobility Master Plan (2022), the projects have been in development for years and incorporate feedback from the Transit Student Ridership Survey (2023-2024), President’s Capacity Study (2024), and President’s Student Experience Study (2024). Collaboration with student government, executive leadership, the Office of the University Architect, and other on- and off-campus partners has ensured these enhancements align with the needs of our growing Aggie community. Stay tuned for more updates as we bring these exciting changes to campus!

Additional Projects and Construction

Previous Campus Projects

Construction and Traffic Advisories