Dallas Fort Worth Urban Forum

What is the "Seven" in that diagram?

You've already answered your question. The reason is because of how high demand is.

As rapidly as Collin County is growing, the cities there certainly need to utilize public transportation. Both bus and rail. Building a new freeway from Lake Lavon to 75 is not a bad idea. But that alone will not be a solution. It will simply reallocate traffic from the city streets to a faster and ...

DART needs to run its trains 24/7 then. Otherwise, people are gonna keep driving to Deep Ellum. Even if there are no parking lots left. People will park in Downtown and walk to Deep Ellum. DART trains do not run 24/7 like the trains in New York. And keep in mind that DART serves limited areas, while...

The New York Times is literally a politically biased propaganda publication. So much so that their head editor had to make a formal statement apologizing for their lack of objectivity and biased favoritism. It's garbage. There's my two cents.

Waxahachie IS considered part of DFW. Ellis county is part of DFW. In fact, one of the most vital economic industrial centers to the entire Metroplex is Midlothian, which is both the steel and concrete industrial capitol of Texas.

This map needs an update. It does not include the North Grove development, which is the largest planned development south of Dallas and Fort Worth, in Waxahachie. There is also the 35 expansion in Waxahachie which is turning 35 into a modern urban style corridor in Waxahachie and making it a 6 lane ...

What's going to happen to the original Dallas Morning News location if they're moving operations to the Old Library?