TRS Headquarters

Member parking is available in the TRS Garage located at 1517 Robert Browning St., Austin, TX 78723.

• TRS provides free onsite parking to TRS members and guests.  
• The TRS Garage entrance is located at 1517 Robert Browning St.
• Level G1 has marked spaces reserved for members. If you are onsite and unable to find parking in the TRS Garage, contact TRS Security Control at 512-542-6414.

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From the south: Traveling Northbound on I-35 (Upper Deck)

• Use the upper deck of I-35 (right lanes) as you go through downtown Austin
• Take exit 237A and turn right onto Airport Blvd.  
• Turn left at the first traffic light onto Aldrich St.  
• At the traffic circle (roundabout), take the third exit onto Mueller Blvd.  
• Turn right onto Robert Browning St.  
• Free covered member parking is available in the TRS Garage (1517 Robert Browning St.).
• There is a member drop-off area at 1704 1/2 Simond Ave. 

From the north: Traveling Southbound on I-35  

• Take exit 237B and follow signs to 51st Street.
• At the traffic circle (roundabout), take the third exit to E. 51st Street (east direction).  
• Turn right onto Mueller Blvd.  
• Turn left onto Robert Browning St.  
• Free covered member parking is available in the TRS Garage (1517 Robert Browning St.).  
• There is a member drop-off area at 1704 1/2 Simond Ave.

Note: Mueller is a vibrant, rising neighborhood so there is some construction in the area. We recommend leaving some extra travel time for arriving at TRS knowing you may encounter a detour or two. 

• The CTX GO website and free app offer real-time traffic updates, traffic snapshots, EV charging stations, trip planning, route optimization and real-time notifications.  
• Find estimated travel times to and from major Austin-area highways.  
• See TxDOT’s traffic camera snapshots for Austin-area highways.
• See the City of Austin traffic camera snapshots for major city streets (searchable by street name).
• Find details on highway incidents along major Austin-area highways as well as City of Austin incidents.
• See what the most current Digital Message Sign message is for various Austin-area highways.

• Learn more about I-35 road construction projects through Central Austin, such as lane closures and more, and sign up for email alerts at MyMobility35.
• See information on current and future lane closures for major Austin-area highways.
• For general information on closures, construction and other highway impacts across the state, visit DriveTexas.org.

Austin features a traffic flow feature known as a roundabout, or traffic circle. This design slows traffic and enhances safety. You may be required to navigate a few on the way to and around Mueller. TxDOT has a tutorial so you can learn more about how roundabouts work.

It’s simple if you keep a few basic concepts in mind: 

• Yield for traffic that is already moving counterclockwise through the circle. They have the right-of-way.
• When the outside lane is clear, enter the circle, and flow into the inner lane.
• To take your desired exit street, flow into the outer lane if clear.
• Proceed onto the exit street.