Here are three major transportation projects that will impact the way people get around Cedar Park.
Upcoming
Lakeline Boulevard shared-use path
Project: A 10-foot-wide paved shared-use path is planned along Lakeline Boulevard between New Hope Drive and Little Elm Trail to improve pedestrian and bicycle connectivity.
Update: The city filed paperwork for the project with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. Design is 90% complete. Plans have been revised to modify an existing roadway bridge rather than construct a new pedestrian bridge, with final design and permitting ongoing.
Ongoing
Toro Grande Boulevard roadway improvements
Project: Work is underway to improve and extend Toro Grande Boulevard. The north side will receive intersection improvements, turn lanes and pedestrian infrastructure, while the south will enhance connectivity between Whitestone Boulevard, New Hope Drive and Parmer Lane.
Update: The city broke ground in November. Construction is progressing on roadway widening, utilities and drainage across multiple segments.
- Timeline: November 2025–fall 2027
- Cost: $38.1 million
- Funding source: 2015 and 2022 bond programs; Williamson County
183A Toll frontage roads
Project: The state-led project will add two 3-mile lanes on either side of 183A Toll from East Whitestone Boulevard to Avery Ranch Boulevard as well as a shared-use path connecting the existing US 183 trailhead.
Update: Construction is underway on both the north and southbound frontage roads.
- Timeline: Aug. 2025–2029
- Cost: $139 million
- Funding source: TxDOT
