North Texas TEXpress Lanes Map
Eight major Dallas-Fort Worth corridors feature TEXpress Lanes and HOV/Express Lanes consisting of more than 120 miles. TEXpress Lanes build a network within the North Texas region to better manage mobility and congestion relief. They connect throughout the area to form a continuous system and offer drivers more choice in their daily commutes, as well as predictable travel speeds.
TEXpress Lanes
- LBJ TEXpress Lanes (I-635/LBJ Freeway and I-35E direct connector ramps)
- NTE TEXpress Lanes
- Northeast Loop 820 and SH-121/183 Airport Freeway
- I-35W
- DFW Connector TEXpress Lanes (SH-114)
- I-30 TEXpress Lanes on Tom Landry Freeway (west segment opens in 2020)
- I-35E TEXpress Lanes (from I-635/LBJ Freeway to US 380)
- SH-114 TEXpress Lanes (east segment opens in 2019)
- SH-183 TEXpress Lanes
- Loop 12 TEXpress Lanes
HOV/Express Lanes
The 635 East HOV/Express Lanes (from US 75 to I-30), a form of TEXpress Lanes, allows both HOV and solo drivers to use this corridor. Tentatively in 2018, construction will begin to convert this corridor into the I-635 East TEXpress Lanes from US 75 to Miller Road, and express lanes from Miller Road to I-30.
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