Sice stated that the SH 288 Managed Lanes span 10.3 miles in the median of the corridor, running from the US 59/I-69 interchange in Harris County to Clear Creek at the Harris–Brazoria County line.

Designed to maintain a minimum speed of 45 mph, the system applies dynamic pricing to balance traffic demand and keep Houston moving efficiently.

This connection links Downtown Houston, the Texas Medical Center, the I-610 Loop, and Beltway 8 with fast-growing communities across Harris and Brazoria counties—making it one of the region’s most significant mobility improvements.

After delivering the design-build phase, Sice took full responsibility for the operation, maintenance, and system support of the corridor’s AET and ITS infrastructure.

Sice’s scope includes tolling gantries and vehicle detection/classification systems, dynamic pricing and transaction processing platforms and ITS infrastructure, including the communications backbone that supports lane and roadside systems.

Sice also seeks to complete back-office integrations and data exchange interfaces, and real-time system monitoring, reporting, and performance analytics.