Dentons N. Bonnie Brae Street closing temporarily for construction of a 16-inch water line Detours in place from Nov 13th until Dec 1st.

Overair joins forces with Arlington, Texas, to advance air mobility and establish operations for electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft.

Holiday travel rush expected in 2023, with record numbers at North Texas airports despite potential labor disputes.

Arlington, in partnership with Overair, unveils plans for air taxis, boosting sustainable transportation for the 2026 World Cup.

Arlington partners with Overair to develop an aerial rideshare service using electric vertical takeoff aircraft, aiming to be operational by 2026.

North Texas airports successfully manage record-breaking holiday rush, signifying a return to pre-pandemic normalcy in air travel.

Allen City Council approves DCTA to provide on-demand transport services for seniors and disabled, replacing existing DART service.

DFW airports brace for record travel rush this Thanksgiving season.

Texas eyes high-speed rail linking Dallas to Fort Worth.

Fort Worth shelter shuttles dogs to new homes amid crisis.

Fort Worth boosts budget to fix West 7th bridge lighting issues, enhancing safety and design.

American Airlines aims for a sizzling summer with over 850 daily flights from DFW in 2024.

Mystery spill on I-35E causes major traffic snarl.

Federal funds boost the Dallas-Houston high-speed rail project, with new costs estimated at $30 billion despite delays and skepticism around its feasibility.

AAA predicts 115 million people will travel during the holidays, nearing pre-pandemic levels, with a mix of road, air, and alternative transportation.

The Biden-Harris administration has pledged $1 million for planning a high-speed rail link between Fort Worth and Houston, as part of a broader national rail development program.

The city of Arlington has completed crucial sewer improvements along Matlock Road, upgrading the waste management system and ensuring better services for residents.

DFW Airport ranks fifth in OAG's list of busiest global airports, climbing from thirteenth four years ago. It was second-busiest by passenger traffic in 2022, and is notable for post-pandemic travel resilience.

Construction on University Drive in Fort Worth pauses for the Stock Show & Rodeo, offering unimpeded access to local attractions. The upgrade includes road expansion, new bike lanes, and improved bus stops, with Phase 1 completion expected in March.

DFW and Love Field airports rank in the top ten for firearms intercepted at TSA checkpoints in 2023, with 378 and 125 guns found, respectively, 93% of which were loaded. TSA emphasizes the need for proper firearm travel procedures.

The Arlington Police Department honors fallen Officer Craig Story by naming the East Patrol Station Briefing Room after him on the anniversary of his death.

Fort Worth has prepared a winter action plan to keep roads safe, focusing on sanding icy roads, with priorities set for bridges and hospital entrances.

Fort Worth's Eastside Transportation Plan progresses with a focus on extending Route 89 and integrating Tech-Based Rapid Transit for improved safety and connectivity.

The City of Fort Worth plans to renovate University Drive with a new sidewalk, bus stops, traffic signals, and trails, affecting motorists and pedestrians near the Botanic Garden.

Dallas city officials are working on a plan to develop a high-speed railway, focusing on modernizing the Eddie Bernice Johnson Union Station and connecting the city to Houston and Fort Worth.

Greyhound's downtown Dallas terminal is set to close, with relocation efforts underway to continue service in the area.

Coppell ISD plans interior renovations for two elementary schools using voter-approved funds, with upgrades for safety and modernization, aiming for completion by August 1.

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport plans to build a new terminal, Terminal F, with a unique rectangular design including 15 gates and a SkyLink station, as part of a major expansion.

Texas receives $100 million from the federal government to expand EV and hydrogen fuel infrastructure across North Texas, aligning with national goals for sustainable transport and emissions reduction.

Hutchins is set to start building a new city hall this spring, funded by a $10.7 million bond, with completion anticipated by May 2025. The facility will serve as a community hub.

Fort Worth is advancing its Vision Zero strategy to eliminate traffic deaths via better road design, education, and safety policies, also integrating it into the wider "Moving a Million" transportation plan.

Fort Worth is implementing a high-tech bike lane project on East Fourth Street/First Street that includes innovative signal technology to promote safer cycling paths in the city.

The US 75 at Ridgeview Drive in Texas will undergo nightly closures for bridge beam installations, with various lane and ramp shutdowns through Feb. 23, causing expected delays.

Fort Worth may face traffic disruptions due to a potential 12-18 month closure of North University Drive for elevation work as part of a flood control project.

Residents in Richardson, TX are experiencing loud train horns after the resumption of rail operations disturbed previously quiet zones. Track rust is causing safety issues at crossings.

Fort Worth is testing automated delivery vehicles as part of a pilot program to explore the safety and efficiency of self-driving technology in delivering goods around the city.

Frisco's new trail extension will connect residents to PGA Parkway by allowing them to travel under Preston Road, enhancing the city's hike and bike system.

Fort Worth launches a Small-Scale Infrastructure Program to help small developers with projects, promising to reduce time and cost with services like streetlight and sidewalk installation.

The article discusses Arlington's efforts to promote work zone safety during construction season, highlighting the importance of driver vigilance to reduce incidents and comply with the law.

Roadwork on the Dallas North Tollway near Cotton Gin Road caused temporary ramp closures, leading to traffic delays. Detour routes were provided and the NTTA aimed for improved traffic flow upon project completion.

Fort Worth receives a $2 million federal grant to test weather sensors that improve autonomous vehicle safety, preventing accidents like the deadly 2021 ice pileup on I-35.

Fort Worth's City Council approves a $12.1 million project to improve Trinity Boulevard including road and water line enhancements, part of the city’s Capital Improvement Program. Construction is scheduled to start in fall 2024.

Fort Worth's Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program has been revived since 2014, with the city now installing speed cushions to slow down traffic after receiving 124 applications for them. Residents can request traffic calming devices through the city.

Fort Worth celebrates National Bike to School Day on May 8 at Park Glen Elementary, advocating for fitness, safety, and eco-friendly transport with support from the city's Transportation & Public Works Department.

Fort Worth's Mayor forms a committee to explore urban rail options, aiming to support economic growth and tourism, with research funded jointly by the city and Trinity Metro.

Eagle Drive in Denton will be closed for a month starting next Monday for a TxDOT rehabilitation project, affecting the area between S. Elm and S. Locust Streets.

Fort Worth seeks public input on the Access Butler Place Plan to revitalize transport and community connectivity. A meeting is scheduled for May 9 to discuss the future of the historic Butler Place.

The Denton Planning and Zoning Commission will review a proposal by Homeyer Engineering to replace bank drive-throughs with parking on a 0.89-acre site, with public hearings set for May 29.

Arlington is set to start the 2022 Residential Rebuild Project in June, with upgrades to roads, infrastructure, and amenities, aiming for completion by February 2025. An informational meeting is scheduled for May 15 at the local library.

The 2024 Charles Schwab Challenge, a PGA Tour tournament, will take place in Fort Worth at Colonial Country Club on May 20-26, coinciding with road improvements and changes in local trash pickup schedules.

A fire in Cedar Hill led to the temporary closing of a busy intersection, which reopened later the same day. Details on the fire and its impact remain undisclosed.

The Texas Department of Transportation plans I-20 upgrades from Arlington to Grand Prairie. A public meeting will be held on May 16 to discuss the project, promoting community feedback on road improvements.

Arlington's City Council announced a $28.7 million budget increase for street maintenance, with a focus on the Street Reclamation and Asphalt Mill & Overlay Programs, funded by a sales tax surplus.

Dallas Love Field Airport has achieved carbon neutrality, earning a Level 4 rating in the Airport Carbon Accreditation Program, while aiming for net zero carbon by 2040.

Fort Worth has postponed the idea of a street maintenance fee, looking for alternative funding methods to address city infrastructure upkeep after evaluating the proposal with the community and city staff.

Meacham International Airport's air control tower is set for a significant upgrade funded by the FAA, enhancing safety and operations as part of the national infrastructure initiative.

Fort Worth's downtown red bus lanes are temporarily changing to accommodate Texas A&M campus construction, with plans for revitalized transportation design to enhance pedestrian and transit access by 2026.

Officials announce a public meeting about the Southeast Connector Project, aiming to alleviate traffic in Tarrant County by expanding and improving I-20 and I-820, with completion expected by 2028.

Fort Worth is making safety-driven improvements on University Drive near TCU with plans for better traffic signals and crosswalks, aiming to finish by August 31.

The trail near Rapp Road and Rufe Snow Drive in Keller will close for three weeks from June 12 for utility work linked to a new subdivision. Residents are advised to respect the signage.

Dallas County is enhancing its cycling infrastructure with plans for a multi-use cycle track on a 2.1-mile stretch of Rowlett Road, which will provide improved conditions for cyclists and pedestrians.

Euless, joined by local entities, is optimizing traffic signals to reduce congestion, despite potentially longer waits on side streets. Feedback is sought for further improvements.

Rockwall County has selected firms for the 2021 Road Bond Program, with WSB Engineering, Bridgefarmer & Associates, TNP, and Kimley-Horn leading various projects to expand and improve roadways. Additional firms are pre-qualified for future projects.

Arlington Police Department has released a traffic plan for Copa America games at AT&T Stadium involving app recommendations, traffic modifications, and parking regulations to ensure smooth transit and fan safety.

A power outage affected traffic at the US 377 and FM 407 intersection, leading the Argyle Police to dispatch officers and temporary signs to manage the disruption. Power was restored by noon.

The North Tarrant Express 35W project in Fort Worth was completed early, improving traffic flow and connectivity, with significant local economic impacts.

Denton Enterprise Airport's main runway is closing from July 8 to August 17 for a makeover including a taxiway shift and new LED lighting, with flights redirected to a backup runway.

Arlington completes a $1.7 million roadway improvement project on Randol Mill Road, promising smoother drives and normal traffic flow post-construction.

A new traffic signal at Coit Road and Caprock Drive in Frisco is currently in flashing mode and will be fully activated on July 11th to improve traffic flow and safety.

Westbound lanes of Skyline Drive in the City of Mesquite will open on July 12, marking a significant step in the city's reconstruction project to improve the road for all users. Eastbound lane closure continues for pavement marking installations.

TxDOT invites the public to discuss the expansion of a five-mile I-30 stretch between Arlington and Grand Prairie, incorporating new lanes and improved pedestrian/cyclist facilities.

The City Council has approved a redesign of Bear Creek Parkway to reduce speeding and improve traffic flow with new lanes and safety features, including crosswalks and flashing signs.

The NCTCG is hosting open houses to discuss a proposed high-speed rail connecting Fort Worth, Arlington, and Dallas, highlighting routes and technologies amid population growth concerns.

Lewisville invites residents to a free workshop on home repair grants at Lewisville Grand Theater on Aug 20, where arborist David Brantley will speak.

Fort Worth is investing $12 million in efficient streetlights, including a transition to solar, aiming for sustainability and cost savings in city neighborhoods.

Downtown Garland's makeover has garnered awards and recognition for its blend of historic preservation and modern amenities, including honors from various organizations and media outlets.

Euless Public Works is collaborating with Tarrant County for street rehabilitations, aiming to improve city road conditions and providing residents with advance notice and real-time progress updates online.

The City of Fort Worth is restoring the historic bricks on Main Street, leading to lane closures and potential traffic delays, with a completion goal set for August 19.

The construction of the ACTIV center for over-50s in Arlington is on schedule, with drywall and windows now installed, and the community can take a virtual tour of the site online.

Dallas Love Field Airport has closed one of its two runways for 85 days for improvements, potentially causing flight delays and increased noise for nearby residents.

Regional planners are considering a new high-speed rail route between Fort Worth and Dallas, with a study proposed to receive an extra $1.7 million in funding.

TxDOT initiates a pilot program for in-house crews to conduct seal coating as a cost-effective way to maintain roads, focusing on safety and skill retention despite Texas's summer heat.

The Fort Worth Spinks Airport is set for expansion with a new master plan awaiting City Council adoption, outlining development aligned with funding criteria and aviation trends.

Denton downtown roads N. Locust & N. Elm St will close from August 26 to September 30 for improvements, with City and TxDOT urging drivers to reroute and supporting local businesses during this period.

Frisco's infrastructure is being improved with the paving of Universal Parkway and a new section of Frisco Street to support traffic around the upcoming Universal Kids Resort and Fields development.

TxDOT's ongoing road improvements in Downtown Denton prompt detour changes, with the City offering free parking in select lots during September to aid local businesses and motorist navigation.

Roadwork in Frisco is causing travel disruptions with projects including pavement replacements and intersection improvements. Lane closures are expected and residents are advised to plan for delays.

Arlington launches a multimodal delivery pilot using autonomous, electric vehicles to improve mobility, reduce emissions, and distribute food to those in need.

Fort Worth plans to invest an additional $10.4 million from PayGo funding into street repairs for FY 2025, maintaining the current tax rate and potentially saving $50 million in future reconstruction costs.

The article informs about road closures in Texas due to the I-35E Phase 2 Project, advising drivers on upcoming disruptions from September 6, and the long-term Luna Road Bridge closure.

Frisco's roadwork projects start this week, leading to expected delays and reroutes for the next two weeks, weather permitting, with updates available on the city's website.

Arlington is beginning the 2024 Reclamation and Concrete Program to upgrade roads and sidewalks near Jake Langston Park and N.L. Robinson Park, with a public meeting scheduled for September 19.

TxDOT announced lane reductions on US 287 in Arlington, part of the $2.1 billion Southeast Connector Project, with nightly closures through September 21 and lower speed limits.

F. P. Lucas Blvd. in Mesquite will be closed nightly from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. on Sept 17-18 due to bridge construction. Daytime travel is unaffected. Detours provided.

The Dallas North Tollway is facing nightly closures for widening work, with detours in place for northbound lanes on September 16 and southbound lanes on September 17, from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.

Downtown Frisco road reconstruction begins September 16, causing traffic shifts on Main Street with new utility installations and pavement work, but maintaining business access.

Northbound Dallas North Tollway was closed temporarily due to NTTA's widening project, affecting the North Texas commute with detours in place. Regular traffic resumed after eight hours.

The "Big Boy" steam locomotive visited Ennis, attracting onlookers with its historic significance as the largest steam engine, active from 1941 to 1961, and symbolizing the city's rich railroad heritage.

The city has begun roadway projects likely to affect traffic, including pavement replacements and intersection improvements, with expected completion in Q3 2024.

The Shenandoah Drive rebuild project in Arlington has concluded, marking a milestone in the city's road infrastructure improvements funded by the 2018 Street Bond and utility funds.

Dallas has lowered speed limits on certain roads, including Interstate 75, to combat high-speed accidents after a TxDOT study and alarming crash statistics.

Arlington's Southeast Connector Project causes lane closures and ramp shutdowns; officials recommend using Waze and allowing extra travel time through 2027.

Frisco roadwork projects cause traffic disruptions, with ongoing pavement replacement and intersection improvements leading to daily lane closures and expected delays for commuters.

Frisco, TX is undergoing various road construction projects that may cause traffic delays, with some lasting up to two weeks. Intersection improvements are also in progress, with daily lane closures scheduled.

Dallas Love Field Airport is raising parking fees starting October 18 due to high demand and operational costs, despite the last major expansion in 2018 with Garage C. New rates affect all garages, with Valet seeing the largest increase to $35.

Arlington ranks 19th in WalletHub's list of best cities for drivers, scoring 58.46 out of 100, considering factors like traffic, cost, road quality, and safety.

F. P. Lucas Blvd. will be closed between McKenzie Road and E. Cartwright Road from Oct. 16 to Oct. 18; local access remains for residents and emergency vehicles.

UT Arlington and the city launch a micromobility program with electric scooters and bikes on Oct. 18, featuring an app for access and multiple pricing options.

West Pipeline Road in Euless will be closed overnight for paving on October 22-23, with a possible extension to October 24.

Roadway projects in a city are set to extend travel times due to pavement replacements and intersection improvements including work on WB Panther Creek, among others.

The Arlington Water Utilities' project at Fielder Road and Arkansas Lane is nearing completion, set to enhance the area's water pressure and infrastructure with significant system upgrades.

The City of Lewisville, Texas has announced the permanent closure of a section of Kia Drive near Glory Park to enhance pedestrian safety, with alternative routes provided for motorists.

Frisco is experiencing traffic disruptions due to roadworks at key sites, with estimated completion in two weeks. Daily lane closures are also expected at certain intersections, with city officials requesting public patience.

The AllianceTexas Smart Port received an $80 million INFRA grant for advancements in goods tracking, part of a wider plan involving TxDOT and regional bodies to enhance the supply chain infrastructure.

A traffic accident on Retta Mansfield Rd. in Tarrant County led to temporary road closure and delays. The road has since been reopened, according to the Tarrant County Sheriff's Office.

Fort Worth has completed the $1.75 million Lancaster T&P Passage Project, enhancing accessibility to downtown and paying homage to the city's history.

The Harris Road rebuild in South Arlington is now complete, featuring a widened roadway from two to three lanes and improved infrastructure including sidewalks and drainage.

Dallas Love Field won top honors in two categories at the ACI-NA awards, emphasizing its focus on inclusive customer experiences and innovative technology.

The northbound Dallas North Tollway between Cotton Gin Rd. and Panther Creek Pkwy will close overnight on November 10, due to widening works. Detours via frontage roads are suggested.

The article informs about ongoing roadwork in the city, including pavement replacements and intersection improvements, affecting traffic with lane closures and construction zones.

The Dallas North Tollway is temporarily closed between Eldorado Pkwy. and Cotton Gin Rd. for widening, with detours in place and recommended use of the Waze app for navigation.

Temporary closures on U.S. 287 and I-820 for the Southeast Connector Project are announced, with details on alternate routes and real-time updates via Waze.

The City of Frisco issued a roadwork advisory detailing potential traffic disruptions due to several road projects with estimated two-week completion times.

Road construction in Frisco will affect traffic with roadwork on Cedar Ranch Rd., Flat Top Ranch Rd., and daily lane closures on Coit Rd./SH 121 among other sites.

Fort Worth is using a new road repair technique called "modified rubblization" which is cost-effective and environmentally friendly. This method recycles old concrete as a base for new asphalt.

The North Texas Turkey Trot will lead to street closures in Frisco on Thanksgiving morning, affecting traffic between 6-10 a.m. Detour routes are provided, and parking info is available for participants.

Road closures in Frisco, TX, are planned for the Frosty 5K and Merry Main Street events, affecting Main St. and Frisco St. near Toyota Stadium. Detour routes and parking information are provided, with Waze recommended for navigation.

Frisco drivers are warned of potential delays due to road construction detailed on the city's website, with projects at Plantation Lane, Cedar Ranch Rd., and others, plus daily lane closures at key intersections.

A new traffic signal system replaces a four-way stop at S Las Vegas Trail and Tumbleweed/Westpoint Blvd in White Settlement, aiming to improve traffic flow and safety.

The Fort Worth City Council has passed a resolution to apply for a grant to make streets safer and more bike-friendly, with improvements targeted at corridors around schools and local amenities.

TxDOT's closure of the westbound I-20 ramp to southbound US 287 for the Southeast Connector Project may affect Arlington commuters starting December 15.

Frisco introduced a new traffic signal at Main Street and Gartner Road, which began with a flashing phase yesterday to alert drivers to the updated traffic pattern, with full operation commencing on December 19.

Technical issues and weather caused major delays at Dallas-Fort Worth area airports on Christmas Eve, impacting American Airlines flights and inbound traffic.

Dallas Love Field airport is relocating the pick-up area for ride-hailing apps and other transportation services to improve experiences for passengers and providers.

Mesquite is working on infrastructure improvements, including expanding roads, enhancing utilities, and reconstructing pavements, with specific updates on ongoing projects and future plans outlined on the city's website.

The $2.1 billion Southeast Connector Project in Fort Worth will cause significant overnight I-820 closures beginning January 11, 2025. Drivers are advised to check updates for detours and lowered speed limits.

The Frisco official website announces several roadwork projects, including pavement replacements and intersection improvements, causing potential delays.

Arlington Public Works crews are treating bridges with salt brine to prevent ice before snow hits, ensuring safe traffic flow for the upcoming Cotton Bowl Classic.

The City of Frisco has announced multiple roadwork projects affecting daily commutes, including pavement replacements and intersection improvements with expected lane closures and detours detailed on the project website.

The Fort Worth City Council has allocated $26 million for city transportation upgrades to address inflation and supply chain issues affecting 11 arterial projects.

An accident involving an 18-wheeler and a wind turbine closed Westbound U.S. 287 at Midlothian Parkway; traffic was diverted. Eastbound lanes were unaffected.

The White Settlement Stormwater Team performed maintenance on bridges and tree-lifting for safety and cleanliness, with ongoing neighborhood work planned.

Enon Avenue in Fort Worth is facing closures for sewer improvements, affecting westbound traffic and requiring detours via Anglin Dr. or Timberview Rd.

Frisco officials announce roadwork causing traffic delays, including pavement replacements and intersection improvements, urging commuters to plan ahead.

Minor disruptions expected at the Historic Courthouse for water testing and repairs, starting Monday; East side entrance off San Jacinto Street affected.

UT Arlington is conducting an online survey to gauge public opinion on its autonomous rideshare program, Arlington RAPID, which aims for full automation. Residents can anonymously participate, influencing the future of autonomous public transit.

Lewisville residents are advised of alley entrance repairs by SAZ Infrastructure starting February 4, with expected completion by February 7, weather permitting. Access from King Bors Ln. remains open during construction.

Fort Worth neighborhoods will see street rehabilitation including asphalt reclamation and repair of damaged infrastructure, beginning in February 2025 with a completion target for September 2025.

Reynolds Asphalt and Construction Co. will re-asphalt Centennial Drive in Lewisville, leading to traffic disruptions, parking restrictions, and potential delays from February 7 to February 17.

The Main Street ramp to Interstate 35E in Lewisville is closed for safety enhancements after multiple accidents, with traffic rerouted and signal adjustments in place.

TxDOT's Southeast Connector Project in Tarrant County involves closures of ramps and lanes until February 14, potentially affecting night travel on I-20, I-820, and US 287.

Frisco is undergoing road construction, affecting traffic with intersection improvements and pavement replacements at various locations; residents advised to plan for delays.

Arlington's Safe Streets Action Plan aims to reduce traffic fatalities and injuries, applying over 40 methods, including street design changes and behavior promotion.

Roadwork in Frisco may cause delays with pavement work on Panther Creek Pkwy and various intersections seeing daily lane closures and traffic disruptions.

Union Pacific railroad crossing on Cooper Street in downtown Arlington is closing for maintenance, with potential traffic delays, on Feb. 19 midnight-7 a.m. and Feb. 20 from 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

Lewisville's Edgewood Dr is facing traffic delays due to re-asphalting by Reynolds Asphalt and Construction Co, from Feb 17 to Mar 14, with work between 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Drivers are warned of towing risks, lane closures, and short delays.

Meacham International Airport in Fort Worth celebrates its 100th anniversary with a "Hops and Props" event featuring food, drinks, and family activities.

Arlington's Public Works crews are working in shifts to combat icy roads amid a Siberian chill, using salt brine and a sandy mixture to maintain city movement.

Fort Worth begins a major water line construction on March 3, replacing century-old pipes to prevent repeat of August 2023 main breaks, causing phased street closures over two years.

Frisco commuters should expect delays due to ongoing roadwork, including pavement replacement and intersection upgrades, with daily lane closures from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

The DNT's northbound exit to Panther Creek Pkwy is closed for repairs, with a 3-week projected completion. Motorists should use Eldorado Pkwy and expect delays.

Frisco roadwork is impacting commutes with projects for pavement replacement and intersection improvements; some expected to take two weeks, weather permitting.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

Interstate 30 construction includes Frontage Road Bridge and Horizon Bridge developments, road repaving, and bridge widening, with traffic redirections and main lane shifts anticipated.

Lewisville starts alley repairs on March 24, impacting Briarcliff Rd., Granview Dr., and Vista Dr. until April 29, which could affect driveway access and requires adjusted trash disposal routines.

Arlington's RAPID service hits 100,000 rides with its autonomous vehicles, providing an essential transit option for University of Texas at Arlington students and staff.

Dallas commences a grand infrastructure project linking Trinity Strand, Circuit, and Katy trails with the construction of the Trinity Strand Trail Hi-Line Span pedestrian bridge in the Design District.

Lewisville City Hall teams up with SAZ Infrastructure, Inc. to repair local alleys beginning March 26 with expected completion by April 1; residents must adjust trash disposal during construction.

Roadwork in Frisco causes travel disruptions; residents are advised to plan commutes as multiple pavement repairs and intersection improvements are underway.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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

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.

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

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'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.

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

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

The city streets are benefiting from major improvements due to an additional $10.4 million allocated for pavement maintenance, with ten projects in progress since January, aiming to save future costs.

Frisco's Eldorado Parkway at Research Road gets a new traffic signal, initially blinking as a warning before full operation begins April 17, aiming to improve traffic flow and safety.

Arlington's pilot program tests autonomous delivery of free groceries to East Arlington residents, aiming to aid those with mobility issues and reduce emissions.

Fort Worth is updating the intersection at South Hulen Street and West Risinger Road, including realigning turn lanes and improving ADA compliance. A community meeting is scheduled to discuss the project.

The Dallas Parkway southbound frontage road will close at Gaylord Parkway for several nights due to a tollway widening project, with detours via Parkwood Boulevard.

The Rockwall County website reports upcoming roadworks on I-30 and Goliad/205 affecting traffic, with lane closures and rerouting for construction, starting April 21 and 27, respectively.

Frisco is announcing pavement projects and intersection improvements, causing potential delays and daily lane closures, with some projects completing in 2025.

A crane will close Commerce St. in Fort Worth from 15th St. to Lancaster Ave. on May 4, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., for AC unit work, with traffic detours provided.

Frisco announces road projects causing delays, including pavement replacement and intersection improvements, with details and updates available on the city's website.

Upcoming roadworks on IH 30 in Rockwall County will cause disruptions and lane closures from May 5-10, impacting commutes and requiring drivers to plan for delays.

Dallas drivers face detours due to overnight closures on the Dallas North Tollway for widening work, as exits to John Hickman, Warren, and Gaylord Pkwys. will be closed.

Arlington, TX, is testing autonomous, electric delivery vehicles to reduce emissions, in collaboration with local partners, by delivering nonperishable food from May 12 to 16.

The Academy of Country Music Awards in Frisco will cause major road closures and detours on Thursday, affecting Cowboys Way, Gaylord Parkway, and other areas.

Uber partners with May Mobility to launch autonomous vehicles in Arlington by 2025, aiming to scale up autonomous transportation on the Uber platform.

Frisco roadwork causes delays with ongoing pavement replacement and intersection improvements; anticipate detours and lane closures daily from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Project completion expected in Q2 2025, weather permitting.

The NTTA has announced road closures including the northbound DNT exit ramp to Eldorado Parkway until May 14, and intermittent lane closures from May 12-17 due to widening projects.

Arlington, Texas, completed a delivery pilot using air and ground robotics for sustainable grocery delivery, achieving 300 deliveries with support from a federal grant.

Interstate 30 in Rockwall County, Texas, will experience overnight and daytime lane closures for construction work from SH205 to the Hunt County line, affecting both eastbound and westbound lanes and frontage roads from May 18-22, 2023.

Fort Worth's City Council approved the East Berry Street Corridor Plan, aiming to transform the area into a mixed-use pathway supporting pedestrian, bike, and transit use, while enabling economic growth with advanced infrastructure.

Fort Worth celebrated National Bike to Work Day with an event promoting eco-friendly commuting, featuring a 5-mile ride and various participants, including city officials and a CBS 11 meteorologist.

Denton Enterprise Airport won two awards at the Texas Aviation Conference: Airport of the Year and Project of the Year for its runway overhaul, reflecting its regional aviation significance.

Cannon Drive in Mansfield will be undergoing repairs starting May 27, with the westbound lane closed for approximately three weeks. Eastbound traffic will remain open.

Arlington's Southeast Connector Project update highlights road closures and detours in Tarrant County from May 28-June 1 due to ongoing construction aimed at easing commutes by 2027.

TxDOT will close lanes on John King Blvd. in Rockwall County for bridge deck demolition from May 30 to June 6 during nighttime hours. Detours will be in place.

Ongoing roadwork on Sahalle Dr. & Commonwealth Dr. and at Warren Parkway and Preston Road may cause traffic delays due to lane closures and construction efforts aimed at improving traffic flow.

IH 30 construction will cause lane closures and detours from May 27-30, with work on John King Blvd and overnight activities between FM 548 and FM 2642.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.