I-30 reopens through Downtown Dallas after another weekend closure
TxDOT said now crews are moving into the next stage, which will expand the I-30 corridor from six lanes to twelve.
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TxDOT said now crews are moving into the next stage, which will expand the I-30 corridor from six lanes to twelve.
The same stretch of highway was closed two weeks ago, snarling traffic around the city all weekend.
Significant delays in the area are expected, according to TxDOT.
A crash in Fort Worth sent three people to the hospital and shut down part of westbound I-30 near Jennings on Sunday night, police said.
All northbound lanes of I-35W near Downtown Fort Worth were shut down early Monday morning due to a deadly crash.
TxDOT said northbound I-35W at I-30 eastbound has reopened after an 18-wheeler on its side blocked traffic.
Two 18-wheelers collided, and at least one person was taken by CareFlite to a local hospital.
A crash caused a massive delay on I-30 heading into Downtown Dallas Monday morning.
The 17-year-old North Texas man was taken to a local hospital, where he later was pronounced dead.
A pedestrian was hit by a vehicle overnight, causing the highway closure.
Concrete from a damaged wall is at risk of falling onto main lanes of I-30.
Concrete from a damaged wall is at risk of falling onto main lanes of I-30.
The woman is not believed to be a victim of foul play nor is she believed to have been involved in a car accident, officials said.
The driver of the big rig was going eastbound on I-30, struck a concrete barrier and entered the westbound lane of traffic.
I-30 east and west at Belt Line Road are closed.
Several lanes of I-30 in Arlington were shut down on Sunday night after a vehicle drove off the roadway and fell into the water below, leaving one person dead and another critically injured.
Traffic is currently being diverted to I-45 due to the amount of debris scattered over the roadway.
Parts of eastbound I-30 in Rowlett will be closed for an indeterminate amount of time, police said Saturday evening, after a major accident.
A stretch of I-30 in Dallas will be closed between 9 p.m. Saturday and 5 a.m. Sunday due to construction.
Officials TxDOT say an 18-wheeler hauling eggs slammed into the pillar of the bridge at Malcom X Boulevard, near downtown Dallas.
The project is scheduled to be completed in 2023, but this week, a TXDOT spokesman issued a statement that said the project's timeline would be revised.
Three people were arrested on Mar. 6 after a incident on I-30 in Royse City ended in two vehicles exchanging gunfire as they continued to drive.
A male pedestrian was killed in a fatal car accident on I-30 that happened on the evening of Saturday, January 22.
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At least one person is dead after a wrong-way-driver involved crash on Interstate 30 in Fort Worth.
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