Summary
The city is prioritizing 26 railroad grade separation projects, led by the $98 million 23rd and Decatur project, to improve safety and traffic flow. Additionally, a new sensor pilot program will provide real-time crossing data to motorists and emergency responders.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 21
- Last 30 days
- 5
Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Oct 8, 2026.
Impact analysis
Seeking nearly $100 million in state and federal grants for the 23rd and Decatur project.
Fort Worth drivers, emergency responders, and residents living near heavily congested rail crossings.
Adjacent property owners facing unexpected roadway shifts.
Mentions & discussions (30)
Trinity Metro Breaks Ground on TEXRail Extension in Fort Worth
Trinity Metro Breaks Ground on TEXRail Extension in Fort Worth Railway-News
Free rides to polls available starting Monday
Polling places will be open for early voting Oct. 19-30 and on Nov. 3. Trinity Metro will offer free rides to voters. (Courtesy | KERA) " data-large-file="https://i0.wp.com/fortworthreport.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Voting-site-1.webp?fit=780%2C...
Fort Worth City Council approves 2 transportation-related projects
Fort Worth City Council approves 2 transportation-related projects Community Impact Newspaper
Woman, 60, was walking on Fort Worth street when car hit, killed her, police say
The car’s driver remained at the scene after the collision, police said.
City Plan Commission - Oct 8, 2026
Neighboring property owners expressed surprise over proposed road alignment changes on Walsh Ranch, leading commissioners to recommend denial so parties can coordinate further.
Fort Worth drivers had hundreds of accidents at these top spots. Here’s where
Henderson Street at Belknap and Weatherford streets in downtown Fort Worth had the most city traffic accidents between 2021 and 2025, a study shows. Many accidents occur at dawn or sunset, according to the report. (Eric E. Garcia | Fort Worth Report)...
Fort Worth starts railroad safety upgrades at North Beach-Trinity Railway intersection
Crews have started construction on safety improvements at the North Beach Street-Trinity Railway intersection in north Fort Worth. A TRE train passed through the intersection Aug. 29, 2026. (Scott Nishimura | Fort Worth Report) " data-large-file="htt...
Texas Allocates $4.2 Million to Sustain Heartland Flyer Rail Service Between Fort Worth and Oklahoma City in 2026
Texas Allocates $4.2 Million to Sustain Heartland Flyer Rail Service Between Fort Worth and Oklahoma City in 2026 Nomad Lawyer
Relief is coming for this congested rail crossing on Fort Worth’s north side
A train sits for several minutes near the corner of Peach Street and Grant Street north of downtown, Thursday February 18, 2010. Fort Worth will get federal grant money to partially cover the cost of an above-g...
Texas Funding Secures Daily Heartland Flyer Train Service
Texas Funding Secures Daily Heartland Flyer Train Service Railway-News
Funding Secures Fort Worth–Oklahoma City Amtrak Route
Funding Secures Fort Worth–Oklahoma City Amtrak Route thetraveler.org
City Plan Commission - Aug 13, 2026
Residents in the Walsh Ranch area are frustrated by a perceived lack of transparency regarding road alignment changes, alleging backroom deals between developers and city officials.
TxDOT plans to widen Interstate 30 in Fort Worth
The Texas Department of Transportation plans to widen Interstate 30 in Fort Worth. Texas Department of Transportation The Texas Department of Transportation plans to...
Legislative and Intergovernmental Affairs Committee - Aug 4, 2026
The city is prioritizing 26 railroad grade separation projects, led by the $98 million 23rd and Decatur project, to improve safety and traffic flow. Additionally, a new sensor pilot program will provide real-time crossing data to motorists and emergency responders.
City Plan Commission - Jul 30, 2026
The city is planning a major overhaul of the Bonds Ranch Road area to improve traffic flow and safety, including a new bridge over the railroad. This will eventually require closing Hawks Landing Road, but the city is adding signals and other improvements to help neighbors get around in the meantime.
Fort Worth residents get another chance to weigh in on the future of Hemphill
A cyclist rides along Hemphill Street May 5, 2022, in Fort Worth. Yffy Yossifor yyossifor@star-telegram.com Residents will...
Dead-end road leaves parents bracing for long pickup lines at Fort Worth charter school
Great Hearts Lakeside’s after school pickup line on Harris Parkway blocks two of the three entrances into Ladera at Tavolo Park, a 55-and-older gated community, on Oct. 5, 2025. (Courtesy | Joe Komisarz) " data-large-file="https://i0.wp.com/fortworth...
World Cup crowds love ‘Dallas’ Stadium. Now, fix Collins Street | Opinion
The World Cup shows Arlington needs street work, pedestrian improvements and shuttles to draw business from AT&T Stadium to downtown.| Opinion
Transportation Investment Program
Transportation Investment Program FortWorthTexas.gov
City Plan Commission - May 14, 2026
The city is pushing for new road connections in industrial areas to serve as 'release valves' for traffic. Developers are resisting due to costs and potential impacts on nearby residential neighborhoods.
Infrastructure & Growth Committee - May 12, 2026
The city is working to manage rapid growth by creating a unified plan for roads and transit. This helps ensure we spend money on the right projects at the right time.
Pothole that caused fatal crash on I-20 near Aledo was dangerous, locals say
A motorcyclist hit a pothole near I-20 and FM 1187 and lost control of his bike. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Legislative and Intergovernmental Affairs Committee - May 5, 2026
A campaign is underway to address numerous at-grade railroad crossings in Fort Worth, which pose safety risks and impede traffic flow. The city is seeking substantial federal funding to mitigate these issues, with an estimated total project cost of $900 million.
CITY COUNCIL WORKSESSION - IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING EXECUTIVE SESSION - May 5, 2026
The Fleet Division's gold award for clean transportation highlights the city's commitment to environmentally friendly fleet operations.
North Texas transportation mogul fired ahead of FIFA, North Tarrant projects
Michael Morris spent 35 at the North Central Texas Council of Government and helped in the dispersal of hundreds of billions of dollars.
Long-awaited River Oaks road improvement project breaks ground
Meandering Road groundbreaking for new construction at NAS JRB Fort Worth " data-image-caption="Current and former local officials conduct ceremonial groundbreaking for road improvements in River Oaks. From left: Capt. Beau Hufstetler, commanding...
Shovels are primed for Fort Worth’s TEXRail extension to the medical district
Construction on the extension is starting soon, and there may be plans to stretch the line close to TCU.
Construction for TEXRail Medical District extension expected late 2026
Trinity Metro officials released a rendering of the planned TEXRail Medical District station. A groundbreaking for the station is planned in late 2026, officials said. (Screenshot | Fort Worth Report) "...
2026 Bond & Charter Public Education Meeting - Apr 11, 2026
A portion of the bond package is dedicated to improving traffic safety around schools, including upgrades to crosswalks, signals, and sidewalks.
City Plan Commission - Mar 12, 2026
The city presented its draft 25-year Master Transportation Plan, which will replace the old master thoroughfare plan, update roadway classifications, and coordinate regional travel, transit, and active transportation projects.
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