MOTRAN: Basin seen as place for infrastructure dollars

The $25 million in federal funding announced for an Interstate 20 interchange in Midland...

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MOTRAN: Basin Seen As Place For Infrastructure Dollars

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The $25 million in federal funding announced for an Interstate 20 interchange in Midland...

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Additional Funding For Permian Basin – Motran

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Additional Funding For Permian Basin CATEGORY 12 (COMMISSION STRATEGIC FUNDING) The new Uniﬁed Transportation Plan (UTP) dedicates $600 million to the Permian Basin over …

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Ray Perryman: Permian Basin Ready To Meet Challenge Of Providing …

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Oct 26, 2022 · In 1973, the year of the Arab Oil Embargo, he said, the Permian was producing about 2 million barrels of oil and oil prices climbed 125%. But even though there were …

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MOTRAN Celebrates Additional State Funding For Roads

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MOTRAN: The Texas Department of Transportation will provide an additional $1.06 billion in the 2024 UTP

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How does MOTRAN impact communities in the Permian Basin?

While MOTRAN has been very successful in obtaining funding and accomplishing infrastructure developments, one of the most important effects of our research is the strengthening of relations between communities in the Permian Basin area. Read Our Research ...

Why is MOTRAN important?

MOTRAN’s research is important for its use in obtaining funding to improve and develop infrastructure in the Permian Basin area. ...

How does the Permian Basin affect our roads?

Over 16% of our nation’s oil production takes place in the Permian Basin, along with over 17% of our state and national gas production. While that is great for our region’s economy, it has an impact on our roads. The oil and gas industry contributes billions of dollars not only to local economies but to the state and local tax base. ...

Are crashes increasing in the Permian Basin?

Measuring data in the Permian Basin from the last 3-year cycle pre-boom from 2006-2009 and then 2010-2013, there was a 52% increase in the number of crashes, 57% increase in the number of KAB crashes (crashes that include fatalities, incapacitating injuries, and non-incapacitating injuries), and an 88% increase in overall fatalities. ...