TxDOT to start using technology to avoid wrong-way crashes on Dallas highways
Starting in the spring of 2024, the agency will use technology to detect wrong-way drivers in Dallas.
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Starting in the spring of 2024, the agency will use technology to detect wrong-way drivers in Dallas.
Wrong-way crashes are more common in two areas of Dallas, where the technology will be installed in 2024.
Between the State Fair and the Red River Rivalry - parking will be few and far around Fair Park.
Starting next Thursday, the City of Rowlett will have construction crews along Dalrock Road, just north of Princeton Road, to fix a problem area for many residents.
Texas A&M Corps of Cadets march through downtown Fort Worth Saturday morning
The City of Fort Worth is looking to do a mobility study in the Stockyards to help alleviate the traffic problem.
The City of Fort Worth is looking to do a mobility study in the Stockyards to help alleviate the traffic problem.
The accident happened about 2:30 p.m. Wednesday in the eastbound lanes of 635 and I-20.
It's a big weekend for events in Arlington, which means there's going to be plenty of traffic. On top of that, a major highway closure is expected to add to the headache.
All lanes of traffic were blocked by the truck, which managed to wedge itself nearly horizontally across the highway.
A major highway in the metroplex will be partially shut down Friday night, potentially impacting the thousands of fans going to either the Texas Rangers and Dallas Cowboys games in Arlington.
A stretch of I-30 in Dallas will be closed between 9 p.m. Saturday and 5 a.m. Sunday due to construction.
The project is scheduled to be completed in 2023, but this week, a TXDOT spokesman issued a statement that said the project's timeline would be revised.
Garland PD: Stalled vehicle was hit, then fleeing suspect crashed into the scene
