Southeast Connector - Texas Department of Transportation
The Texas Transportation Commission has designated the Southeast Connector project as part of the statewide Texas Clear Lanes initiative, a program to address the most congested chokepoints in the state. The Southeast Connector project is estimated for completion in 2028.
Southeast Connector - Texas Department of Transportation
The Southeast Connector is a Design-Build (DB) Project in the Fort Worth District consisting of approximately 16 miles of non-tolled improvements to I-20 from Forest Hill Drive to Little Road, to I-820 from I-20 to Brentwood Stair Road, and to US 287 from Bishop Street to Sublett Road.
Southeast Connector - Texas Department of Transportation
Southeast Connector TxDOT evaluated the design, construction, and maintenance of a project to reconstruct and widen I-20 from Forest Hill Drive to Park Springs Boulevard, I-820 from I-20 to Brentwood Stair Road, and US 287 from Bishop Street to Sublett Road in Tarrant County, including interchanges (Southeast Connector Project).
TXDOT Breaks Ground on Southeast Connector Project - NBC 5 …
Nov 30, 2022 · The Texas Department of Transportation just broke ground on a major project in Tarrant county that will affect drivers for years to come. The Southeast Connector Project will rebuild...
Two of the 100 most congested roadways in Texas (ranked 44 and 81) connect to the project corridor. Project limits: – I-20 from Forest Hill Drive to Park Springs Boulevard. – I-820 from I-20 to Brentwood Stair Road. – US 287 from Bishop Street to Sublett Road. Project purpose: – Safety and mobility improvements.
mobility, decrease traffic congestion, and improve operations by proposing improvements in your area. The proposed project would reconstruct I-20, I-820 and US 287 including reconstruction of the three major interchanges associated with these highways.
The Study Team is recommending reconstruction of the interchanges and adding collector-distributor roads and general purpose lanes. The alternative includes reconfiguring the interchanges to eliminate left-hand exits, reconstructing frontage roads with sidewalks and bicycle/shared use lanes.
Southeast Connector, Texas - PIRG
Dec 1, 2020 · The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) is moving ahead with a $2 billion expansion of three highways in Fort Worth that would induce sprawl and damage communities, even as the local transit system scrambles for funding to provide adequate service.
TxDOT Announces Expansion of Southeast Connector Project
Mar 16, 2023 · The core project that begins this spring will rebuild, widen and transform the Interstate 20, I-820 and US 287 interchange in southeast Tarrant County. That initial phase will open in 2027. Future phases of the Southeast Connector north of Village Creek Road on US 287 and east of Little Road on I-20 will progress as funding becomes available.
TxDOT Begins $1.6 Billion Southeast Connector Project
Dec 2, 2022 · The Texas Department of Transportation has officially broken ground on the Southeast Connector project, which is expected to affect drivers for years to come. The project in Tarrant County will rebuild and widen approximately 11 miles of I-20 and I-820, according to a TxDOT press release.
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