Bush Turnpike / Outer Loop

The toll rate "adjustment" is now more equitable, see.

Creating yet another, if more remote, loop around the city of Dallas.

Crews will begin transitioning the road to all-ETC at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, June 30, 2009, and several rolling lane closures are expected.

They're being replaced by machines.

NTTA crews will be changing the configuration of two sets of ramps per week.

The project is expected to open in late 2011.

Mayors from Rowlett, Garland, and Sachse will speak, as well as dignitaries from TxDOT and the NTTA.

The NTTA is recommending you proceed to 15th Street but we'd like to recommend you just stop driving and walk instead.

This is not an official offer to develop SH 161; it just means that construction can begin and ensures that the road will be built as a toll road.

The extension to Arlington is apparently a big deal for Cowboys fans -- and people going other places, too.

It's part of the "Eastern Extension" of the George Bush Turnpike, connecting to I-30.

Tollway entered into unusual, mutually beneficial if slightly greasy partnership with supermarket coffee company.

They're re-striping the interchanges so they'll shut down the ramps from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m.

Six lanes of highway, services roads and a rail line will plow right through the yards of some people, who aren't too thrilled with that.