Construction
November 19-
These important projects were not selected for Proposition 12 funding: the expansion of I-35E in Dallas and Denton Counties and improvements to the interchange at I-35W and I-820 in Tarrant County.
October 21-
The Harwood Street bridge and St. Paul exit ramp are officially closed for demolition.
October 8-
Presentations from NTTA and Rowlett Public Works.
September 29-
You call it Sam Rayburn Tollway, we call it "the road formerly known as 121."
September 12-
Oh my, how will I survive without that ramp, oh my.
September 8-
Dallas and Fort Worth recently got Twitter feeds (after we posted this story). But TxDOT's latest road congestion feature is pretty helpful.
September 5-
Construction expected to begin by mid-2011 and open to traffic in late 2016.
August 29-
The toll rate "adjustment" is now more equitable, see.
August 26-
Construction crews will be setting bridge panels as part of the $15.6 million project to replace the Town East bridge over US 80.
August 12-
Turnpike uses low-technology method to switch from cash to electronic tolls.
August 11-
Phase 4 of SH 161 is a 6.5 mile stretch of roadway from North Carrier Parkway to I-20.
August 6-
Next year's expansion of US 75 to eight main lanes and two three-lane service roads will affect the daily commutes of thousands.
August 2-
Creating yet another, if more remote, loop around the city of Dallas.
July 25-
Four months ahead of schedule.
July 24-
They're converting the 75-Parker Road interchange from a standard, grade-separated bridge to a single-point urban interchange.
July 21-
Beginning Wednesday night. So this-here story is timely, see.
July 17-
Dallas Water Utilities project manager Cassia Sanchez braves the heat of a cloudless day to show me around the construction site. (There's lots going on.)
July 9-
The council approved $1.35 million to make improvements along Town East Boulevard.
July 6-
Southbound traffic will now be taken down Ryan Plaza Drive to the Center Street Bridge.
July 2-
The contract initially violated state constitution by committing public funds for more than two years.











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