Fort Worth residents are invited to a virtual meeting about neighborhood street improvements, with details on rehabilitation work for twelve specified streets provided by the city.

The NTTA's Dallas North Tollway expansion led to overnight closures between Eldorado and Universal Parkways. Despite detours and possible delays, the work aims to improve long-term traffic flow.

Tarrant County in Fort Worth, Texas, has initiated an expansion of the Plaza parking garage, which includes road and sidewalk closures. The project is managed by Muckleroy & Falls.

Frisco announces roadwork impacting traffic with pavement replacement and intersection improvements; advises drivers on Panther Creek Pkwy and other areas to plan for delays.

Upcoming lane closures on IH 30 in Rockwall County will occur from June 8th to 14th due to bridge and embankment construction, mostly overnight to reduce traffic disruption.

Traffic signals at a Keller intersection are working again after a power outage from a blown transformer was resolved, as informed by Keller Public Safety.

Fort Worth invites public feedback on the Vision Zero Safety Action Plan to reduce traffic fatalities, with a comment deadline of June 10 before its finalization for a Federal Highway Administration submission in November 2025.

Rockwall County announces significant roadwork on major routes from June 2-8, advising commuters to expect night-time delays and lane closures, especially on I-30.

Frisco roadwork affects commutes with pavement replacements on several streets and intersection improvements, causing temporary inconveniences and lane closures.

Euless is planning road improvements this summer with slurry seal and seal coat treatments, benefiting streets like Ash Lane and Trojan Trail, with overlays for Huitt Lane and others.

Fort Worth invites public input on the Eastside Transportation Plan at a City Plan Commission hearing, potentially influencing the city's eastern commutes and economy.

Alley repairs will begin on Hillshire Dr. and Camden Dr. in Lewisville, causing disruption and limited driveway access for residents from June 2 to June 9, weather permitting.

The Arlington RAPID autonomous vehicle service ended after successfully delivering over 113,000 rides with high user satisfaction, marking progress in AV and public transit integration.