Install advanced traffic management system on IH 30, US 75, IH 45, IH 345, IH 635, and SS 408.

The Federal Highway Administration awarded the Texas Department of Transportation $1,473,869.45 on June 3, 2026, under the Highway Safety Improvement Program (CFDA 20.272) to install an advanced traffic management system across six corridors in the Dallas metropolitan area, with completion targeted for December 30, 2032.

The work encompasses installation on Interstate 30 from the 2nd Avenue Ramp to the 1st Avenue Ramp; U.S. Route 75 from Allen Drive to Stacy Road and from the Dallas County line to President George Bush Turnpike and Interstate 635; Interstate 45 south of Ferris to Interstate 20; Interstate 345 from Interstate 30 to State Street 366; Interstate 635 from New Market Road to Gross Road; and State Street 408 from Service Loop 12 to Interstate 20. The project includes wrong-way driver advanced technologies. Place of performance is Texas.

The Highway Safety Improvement Program supports a data-driven, strategic approach to reducing traffic fatalities and serious injuries on all public roads. TxDOT administers federal highway funding as the designated state transportation agency, distributing awards to eligible sub-recipients and project implementers throughout Texas.

Project description

IH 30 from 2ND avenue ramp to 1ST avenue ramp. US 75 from allen drive to stacy road. US 75 from dallas county line to president george bush turnpike and to IH 635. IH 45 south of ferris to IH 20. IH 345 from IH 30 to SS 366. IH 635 from new market road to gross road. SS 408 from SL 12 to IH 20. Wrong way driver advanced technologies.