Project Studies: Fort Worth District

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Project Studies: Fort Worth District

Before a project is built, a study must be done to determine if it will fill a transportation need, will not negatively impact the surrounding area and fits the department's overall plan. During the study phase, potential projects are analyzed to determine if they are cost-effective while also efficiently improving mobility. Some of these projects have moved beyond the study phase and are under construction.

Location	Project	Description
Arlington	SH 360	The expansion of SH 360 from I-20 to north of I-30
Cresson	US 377 at SH 171	A study to identify improvements to US 377 at SH 171
Dallas/Fort Worth	SH 183	Proposed improvements to SH 183 (Airport Freeway) in Dallas, Irving and Fort Worth
Fort Worth	I-820 East Loop	The expansion of I-820 from the north interchange at SH 121 to Randol Mill Road
Fort Worth	DFW Connector	The reconstruction and expansion of SH 114 and SH 121
Fort Worth	I-30 Corridor	Improvements to the I-30 corridor throughout the Fort Worth region
Fort Worth	I-35W Corridor	Improvements to the I-35W corridor throughout the Fort Worth region
Fort Worth	SH 114 and SH 121	Enhancements to 14.4 miles of SH 114 and SH 121
Fort Worth	SH 121/Chisholm Trail Parkway	Construction of a 28-mile continuous toll road from I-30 in downtown Fort Worth to US 67 in Cleburne
Grapevine	SH 26	Rebuild roadway to three lanes with raised curbed medians and left turn bays
Johnson County	FM 157	The proposed realignment of FM 157 from Business 287 to FM 1807
Tarrant County	FM 1938/Davis Boulevard Extension	Creates a new roadway that connects SH 114 to FM 1938/Davis Boulevard
Tarrant County	I-820	The expansion of I-820
Tarrant County	North Tarrant Express	Overall mobility plan to expand I-35W, I-820 and SH 121/183 in north Tarrant County
Tarrant County	SH 121/183 Airport Freeway	Widening of SH 121/183 throughout Tarrant County
Weatherford	Weatherford Pass-Through Toll Road	Enhancements to nine different highway segments that will be paid through the Pass-Through Financing Program