Brace For Impact - I-30 Bottleneck in Arlington
581 views · Published 5 February 2014 · 3:08 · Indexed 14 November 2026
Channel: Fort Worth Star-Telegram · 2014 · News & Politics
A few years ago $166 million was dropped in Arlington, Texas, where a section of Interstate 30 was completely modernized. The effort was called "Three Bridges." But since then, a new problem has emerged. At the western edge of the project at Cooper Street, motorists leaving the Three Bridges project and heading toward Fort Worth must endure a heck of a bottleneck, as the new, wider freeway squeezes back down to the rest of I-30, which is still old, outdated and hopelessly narrow. Our roving reporter, Gordon Dickson, took some time the other day to get himself stuck in the I-30 muck in Arlington, and to talk with people about why this gridlock happens. (Video and editing by Gordon Dickson/Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Feb. 4, 2014.)
More from this channel
-
5:44
Galloway and Big Mac: Mavs' draft
-
1:15
Fort Worth's Fourth - 2013
-
0:14
Storm damage in Fort Worth's Trinity Park
-
1:18
The waitress and the legend
-
1:34
Noah Syndergaard on Futures Game experience
-
0:30
Nelson Cruz BP session at All-Star Game
-
4:22
Galloway and Big Mac: Camp, Cowboys and questions
-
0:27
LSU's Craig Loston talks TCU