H.R. No. 754 is a resolution commemorating the 75th anniversary of the Texas A&M Transportation Institute (TTI), which was founded on June 5, 1950. Initially established to support the Texas Highway Department, TTI has significantly contributed to transportation research, focusing on critical infrastructure advancements such as pavement materials and concrete bridge structures. Over the years, TTI has been instrumental in developing safety technologies like guardrails and cable median barriers, and its Urban Mobility Report has become a vital resource for addressing traffic congestion in urban areas. The organization has also embraced modern innovations in transportation technologies and public safety.

The resolution recognizes TTI's evolution, including its renaming in 2012 and its current status as a leading research institution with over 700 professionals and a substantial research budget. It highlights TTI's commitment to educating future transportation professionals and its extensive collaboration with public and private sponsors. The Texas House of Representatives expresses its best wishes for TTI's continued success and acknowledges its significant contributions to transportation in Texas and beyond.