I-345
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Local News
I-345 Is Dead, Long Live I-345
The Dallas City Council has voted to support the state’s plan to trench the elevated I-345 highway near downtown. Removal appears to be dead. So what comes next?
By Matt Goodman
Transportation
I-345 Debate: How Much Time Does the Evil Highway Really Save Us?
The Transportation Committee cares more about cars than it does people.
By Tim Rogers
Urban Design
The Most Important Part of Dismantling an Urban Freeway
An op-ed in the Dallas Morning News reminds us that a great urban neighborhood won’t ‘magically’ sprout from the ashes of I-345. So the city and its partners need to start planning what that looks like.
By Peter Simek
Transportation
A New Plan for Tearing Down I-345
The Toole Design Group's I-345 Framework Plan, an update to TxDOT's highway study, offers detailed analysis of how removing an urban highway would impact mobility in Dallas.
By Peter Simek
Local News
Tomorrow: A Chance To Hear About the History and Future of I-345
Some last-minute notice for some civically engaged Saturday morning fun, this time centered around racial equity.
By Shawn Shinneman
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Transportation
Catching Up With Downtown Dallasites at TxDOT’s Latest Meeting on I-345
How did downtowners feel about removing the freeway?
By Shawn Shinneman
Transportation
TxDOT Wants To Hear From the Public About Removing I-345
A long-awaited feasibility study is kicking off, giving Dallasites three upcoming chances to voice their opinions.
By Matt Goodman
Urban Design
The Federal Government May Soon Help Pay to Remove Freeways
A federal transportation spending bill includes dollars for the planning and construction involved in removing an inner-city freeway.
By Matt Goodman
Transportation
How To Save Pedestrians, Tear Out a Highway, and Use Buses to Enhance Our Transit Network
All this and more inside this post, culled from an urbanism and transportation symposium held yesterday that attracted a good portion of the Dallas mayoral candidates.
By Shawn Shinneman