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Border Corridors and Trade Report

Dan P. K. Seedah, Sarah Overmyer, Robert Boyd Harrison

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The Border Corridors and Trade Report provides an update of Texas’s trade, infrastructural projects, funding sources, studies, programs and other planning activities and initiatives in compliance with requirements set forth in sections 201.114 and 201.6011 of the Texas Transportation Code and Rider 14(a) of the General Appropriations Act (83rd session – HB 1). This version of the report provides information on international trade numbers for Texas, including data on the main commodities traded, trading partners, and their respective modes of transportation. It also describes ongoing infrastructural projects along major trade corridors serving both Texas and Mexico and summarizes projects prioritized by the U.S.-Mexico border master plans. Finally, this report summarizes activities undertaken by the Border Trade Advisory Committee between 2013 and 2014.

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The Border Corridors and Trade Report provides an update of Texas’s trade, infrastructural projects, funding sources, studies, programs and other planning activities and initiatives in compliance with requirements set forth in sections 201.114 and 201.6011 of the Texas Transportation Code and Rider 14(a) of the General Appropriations Act (83rd session – HB 1). This version of the report provides information on international trade numbers for Texas, including data on the main commodities traded, trading partners, and their respective modes of transportation. It also describes ongoing infrastructural projects along major trade corridors serving both Texas and Mexico and summarizes projects prioritized by the U.S.-Mexico border master plans. Finally, this report summarizes activities undertaken by the Border Trade Advisory Committee between 2013 and 2014.

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The Border Corridors and Trade Report provides an update of Texas’s trade, infrastructural projects, funding sources, studies, programs and other planning activities and initiatives in compliance with requirements set forth in sections 201.114 and 201.6011 of the Texas Transportation Code and Rider 14(a) of the General Appropriations Act (83rd session – HB 1). This version of the report provides information on international trade numbers for Texas, including data on the main commodities traded, trading partners, and their respective modes of transportation. It also describes ongoing infrastructural projects along major trade corridors serving both Texas and Mexico and summarizes projects prioritized by the U.S.-Mexico border master plans. Finally, this report summarizes activities undertaken by the Border Trade Advisory Committee between 2013 and 2014.

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