Arlington plans to expand its NoTraffic technology to improve traffic flow and safety, reduce congestion, and aid law enforcement after successful tests.

Fort Worth introduces pedestrian safety upgrades on Long Ave, including new signals and sidewalks, and invites residents to a community meeting for input.

Road construction on Commerce Drive in Mansfield may cause traffic delays with lane closures and detours for the next five weeks starting March 17, 2025.

Frisco roadwork is causing commuting delays with pavement replacements and intersection improvements, including on Belle Chasse Ln. and Teel Parkway, with targeted completion dates approaching.

TxDOT schedules I-20 Westbound closures at I-820 Interchange for the Southeast Connector Project, with lane reductions, ramp closures, and reduced speed limits for road safety. Completion expected in 2027.

Frisco roadworks are causing traffic disruptions with pavement replacement and intersection improvements, affecting daily routes, and requiring commuters to plan for delays.

The City of Fort Worth is announcing a meeting for Near Southside residents to discuss upcoming street improvements focused on Henderson St., Galveston Ave., and Houston St.

Lewisville's W. Walters St. will be closed for repairs from March 11, 8:30 a.m., to March 12, 8 a.m., affecting driveway access at specific addresses.

Raldon Street in Lewisville to be re-asphalted, with work starting March 5 and expected to complete by March 21, weather permitting; residents must move parked cars or face towing.

PGA Parkway in Frisco will be closed for widening construction between Preston Rd. and Hillcrest Rd. on March 6-7, affecting local traffic. Detours via Hillcrest Rd. and Panther Creek Pkwy are advised.

The City of Mesquite is making progress on various road construction projects, with completion dates from March 2023 to Spring 2026, under the Real. Texas. Roads. initiative.

Due to wind damage, Parkwood Blvd. in Frisco was closed for repairs, causing detours and affecting local traffic, with the city offering detour routes and recommending Waze for navigation.

Fort Worth approves a 15% increase in Stormwater utility fees for FY24 to enhance flood mitigation efforts and infrastructure maintenance, reflecting a proactive approach to city planning.