Arlington launches the Arlington Express pilot service offering peak-hour commutes to key locations at $3, aiming to enhance public transit connectivity.

TxDOT to host a hearing on FM 551's future in Rockwall County at Fate City Hall on May 22, 2025, seeking public input.

Fort Worth's Transportation and Public Works Department invites residents to a community meeting to discuss the final phases of Golden Triangle Boulevard's expansion from two to four lanes, including paths for pedestrians and cyclists.

Roadwork in Frisco will affect traffic with repairs at several locations including Sahallee and Commonwealth Drives, and intersection improvements at Warren Parkway and Preston Road until the second quarter of 2025.

Fort Worth unveils its M1M Master Transportation Plan, aiming to enhance infrastructure for a growing population, focusing on connectivity, accessibility, and sustainability.

BNSF Railway maintenance will close the Crosby Road railroad crossing near I-35E from April 12 at 9 p.m. to April 14 at 7 p.m., causing potential traffic delays.

Frisco half-marathon to cause road closures around Collin College on Saturday morning, with city suggesting alternative routes and Waze app for navigation.

Lane closures for signage and pavement marking work on FM 1709 will cause delays near the railroad tracks on April 8-9, according to Keller Public Safety.

Fort Worth city council discusses a proposed $800 million bond for infrastructure and quality of life improvements, with a focus on streets and mobility, parks, and public safety, seeking community feedback ahead of the 2026 bond election.

Fort Worth's City Council will consider a plan to transform East Berry Street using Complete Streets design standards, aiming to enhance transportation safety and stimulate economic growth.

Fort Worth's Vision Zero initiative is part of its Master Transportation Plan aiming to eliminate traffic deaths and injuries, and residents are invited to learn more at upcoming open houses.

Road closures and traffic changes will commence on April 4 due to the $1.7 billion LBJ East project, affecting I-635 exits and entrances in Garland, Texas.

Alley repair in Lewisville will affect Sir Castor Ct. and King Arthur Blvd., with driveway disruptions expected at 2710 and 2720 Sir Castor, from March 31st to April 4th.