Drivers in Frisco should anticipate delays and detours in the coming weeks due to several active roadwork projects, with the city aiming to improve traffic flow and safety. According to the City of Frisco, new pavement replacements are scheduled to commence on the 8000 Block of Robertson Dr. and at the intersection of WB Panther Creek Pkwy. and Grayhawk Blvd., both projects are estimated to last roughly two weeks, weather permitting.
Additionally, the ongoing pavement replacement work on Plantation Lane at Lebanon Rd. continues to progress, drivers navigating through these areas are urged to proceed with caution and to budget additional time for their commutes around these zones.
Starting today, lane closures will occur daily from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. for an intersection improvements project at Warren Parkway and Preston Road, this new development follows ongoing intersection expansions at Coit Rd. and SH 121, Ohio Dr. and Hillcrest Rd., and Stonebrook Pkwy. and FM 423. These efforts are part of a broader initiative designed to accommodate the ever-increasing traffic demands of a growing Frisco.
