The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) is urging Texans to avoid traveling to Mexico during spring break due to ongoing violence crossing the U.S.-Mexico border.

Last year, during DPS’ 2024 Spring Break and St. Patrick’s Day enforcement efforts, there were more than 52,793 citations and warnings issued. This included over 16,360 speeding violations; ...

During 2024’s spring break and St. Patrick’s Day enforcement efforts, DPS said there were more than 52,793 citations and warnings issued. Those citations included: over 16,360 speeding violations ...

AUSTIN, TX (NEWS RELEASE) – The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) is urging Texans to avoid traveling to Mexico during spring break, and beyond, due to the ongoing violence throughout that ...

Texas DPS is stepping up patrols this spring break and St. Patrick’s Day to catch speeders, drunk drivers, and those ignoring seat belts.

DPS, local police increase patrols for Spring Break safety DPS Sgt. Rob Mallory reminds drivers and beachgoers to stay safe while visiting our beaches. To stream 3NEWS on your phone, you need the ...

Drug cartel violence represents a "significant safety threat," Texas DPS said. Texas authorities are advising residents to avoid traveling to Mexico during spring break "due to the ongoing ...

While DPS acknowledges that many citizens safely travel back and forth to Mexico, they also encourage travelers to change their plans. 1 weather alerts 1 closings/delays. Watch Now ...

Spring Break crowds bring increased patrols, ... DPS Sergeant Rob Mallory is reminding drivers to stay alert, whether they’re cruising down the beach or traveling along Highway 361.

In Mexico, spring break travelers are most likely to visit Cancun, Riviera Maya or Mexico City, according to AAA. Those areas are under State Department’s “Level 2: Exercise Increased Caution ...

On March 10, Texan officials advised against spring break travel to Mexico, citing the dangers of violent crime. Paul Ratje/Agence France-Presse/AFP via Get hide caption ...

The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) will increase patrols on roads to ensure motorists drive responsibly this spring break and on St. Patrick’s Day, the department announced.