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The new Northaven Trail Bridge over U.S. Highway 75 opens next month.
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The rise in 311 calls was due to reclassifying some complaints, according to the city. City staff and other professionals say they won't yet call the new and improved program a success.
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Denton residents have a chance to influence the future of the city’s pedestrian and cycling network. As part of a Pedestrian and Cyclist Safety Audit, the city is conducting a survey to get public input on the safety and accessibility of Denton’s sidewalks and bike lanes.
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For some, the electric scooters Dallas introduced in 2018 are a fun, cheap way to get around the city. Other still see scooters as safety hazards that highlight problems with Dallas’ infrastructure.
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A pilot program in Arlington will map walking routes, sidewalk conditions, healthy food and city services in areas where residents face higher obesity rates, lower income and so-called "food deserts."
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Lingering in the street in Dallas where the median is six feet or less, or where there’s no median, now carries a financial cost — a fine as high as $500.
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A plan that seeks to make streets safer for pedestrians and cyclists was approved Wednesday by the Dallas City Council.
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A new report warns that pedestrian deaths per mile driven soared in the first half of the year, with the death rate likely to see the largest one-year increase in 2020.
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Five stories that have North Texas talking: Chipotle focuses on burritos, not guns; North Texas is a dangerous place for pedestrians; take a journey up…
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North Texas is among the country's most dangerous places for pedestrians, a new report has determined.Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington is ranked 12th most…