Argyle
Argyle, TX · Traffic & Transit
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Long-awaited Hwy 377 widening begins in Argyle
Construction has begun on a long-awaited project to widen Hwy 377 through Argyle, with about $173 million in funding. Work officially began Oct. 13 on the 6-mile stretch from Crawford Road/Country Club Road south to FM 1171 in Flower Mound. The project will expand the highway from two lanes to four, including an overpass at FM 1171.
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Dallas advances streetcar expansion as council member says funding existing operations ‘not sustainable’
Dallas council members voted Wednesday to advance an expansion of the Dallas Streetcar. The city still isn’t sure how to fund current operations, but fear not; a study is on the way. The long-anticipated project will link the city-owned streetcar’s existing line between Oak Cliff and downtown with the...
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Dallas' most dangerous intersections revealed in new traffic data
DALLAS - A new data analysis reveals the most dangerous roads and intersections for Dallas drivers. Using crash data from the Texas Department of Transportation through August 2026, the Patel Firm analyzed intersection-related crash patterns across 11 cities. What we know:. The interchange at Interstate 35E and Highway 183 ranks...
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DCTA: GoZone ridership is up in Lewisville; developer selected for $40M Old Town Station project
Denton County Transportation Authority services continue to grow in Lewisville, with GoZone ridership increasing and plans for a major update of the Old Town Station A-train platform moving forward. DCTA’s on-demand rideshare service GoZone offers transportation services in Denton, Lewisville and Highland Village. Initially introduced in 2021, the service...
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Dallas Council Advances Streetcar Link to Uptown as Costs Pile Up
Dallas city leaders voted to push forward a long-discussed streetcar expansion connecting the Oak Cliff and downtown line to the Uptown M-Line trolley, even as at least one council member warned that the price tag for running the existing system is already unsustainable. The council approved a $1 million agreement with engineering firm AECOM on Wednesday to finalize the route, a step that comes even though the streetcar's day-to-day operating costs have been climbing for years.
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McKinney Council Locks In Nine 2027 Austin Priorities, Led By Transportation
McKinney City Council voted on October 20, 2026, to approve a resolution adopting nine legislative priorities the city will push during the 2027 Texas legislative session, with transportation topping the list. The priorities also cover water, airport development, economic development, education and workforce, elections, tax reform, open government and municipal home-rule authority.
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Developers Snap Up Last Piece of Downtown Dallas Greyhound Station
The development team of Jack Matthews and Ray Washburne has purchased the final 10,000 square feet of the former Greyhound bus station site at 205 S. Lamar St. in downtown Dallas, pulling the entire property under single ownership just as the last buses prepare to roll out of the historic terminal.