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  89R3435 KRM-D     By: Lopez of Cameron, Bonnen, Paul, Curry, H.B. No. 4663       LaHood, et al.       A BILL TO BE ENTITLED   AN ACT   relating to the route designation for the issuance of a permit for   the movement of oversize and overweight vehicles in certain   counties.          BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:          SECTION 1.  Section 623.219(a), Transportation Code, is   amended to read as follows:          (a)  For a permit issued by a port authority located in a   county that borders the United Mexican States, the commission   shall, with the consent of the port authority, designate the most   direct route from:                (1)  the Gateway International Bridge or the Veterans   International Bridge at Los Tomates to the entrance of the Port of   Brownsville using State Highways 48 and 4 or United States Highways   77 and 83 or using United States Highway 77 and United States   Highway 83, East Loop Corridor, and State Highway 4; [ and ]                (2)  the Free Trade International Bridge to:                      (A)  the entrance of the Port of Brownsville using   Farm-to-Market Road 509, United States Highways 77 and 83,   Farm-to-Market Road 511, State Highway 550, and East Loop (State   Highway 32);                      (B)  the eastern entrance of the Port of Harlingen   using Farm-to-Market Road 509, United States Highway 77 Business,   and Farm-to-Market Road 1846;                      (C)  the western entrance of the Port of Harlingen   using Farm-to-Market Roads 509 and 106;                      (D)  the southern entrance of the Harlingen   Industrial Park using Farm-to-Market Road 509; and                      (E)  the southern entrance of the Harlingen   Aerotropolis at Valley International Airport using Farm-to-Market   Road 509 ; and                 (3)     the intersection of State Highways 4 and 48 to Boca   Chica Beach using State Highway 4 .          SECTION 2.  This Act takes effect September 1, 2025.