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Who is responsible for US 380?: US 380 is a state highway and is under the control of the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT). Although controlled by the state, the portion of the road that is between FM 720/Oak Grove Parkway and Doe Creek is within the Little Elm Town limits. TxDOT controls the speed limit, signal light placement and timing, and construction projects; however, the Town of Little Elm provides law enforcement and traffic control along with the Denton County Sherriff's Office and the Department of Public Safety.

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1. Who is responsible for US 380?: US 380 is a state highway and is under the control of the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT). Although controlled by the state, the portion of the road that is between FM 720/Oak Grove Parkway and Doe Creek is within the Little Elm Town limits. TxDOT controls the speed limit, signal light placement and timing, and construction projects; however, the Town of Little Elm provides law enforcement and traffic control along with the Denton County Sherriff's Office and the Department of Public Safety.

2. Who sets the speed limit along 380?: TxDOT sets the speed limit for 380; however, the speed limit is enforced by the Town of Little Elm in conjunction with the Denton County Sherriff's Office and the Department of Public Safety.

3. Who controls the traffic signals and signal placement along 380?: TxDOT manages the timing of signals and placement of traffic signal along 380.

4. Is 380 hands-free?: The portion of U.S. 380 that runs through Little Elm and the entire Town of Little Elm is hands-free. Remember, when in Town, put it down! Click here to watch our Hands-Free When Driving video.

5. Will the Town annex the unincorporated areas along 380 of Paloma Creek?: Currently, there is no plan for the Town of Little Elm to annex unincorporated parts of Paloma Creek.