walkability

The number of traffic fatalities was up from 26 in 2022. Arlington city officials have enacted safety measures and are planning longer-term fixes.

Trademark Property Company will redevelop the Arlington shopping center known as Lincoln Square into a walkable, mixed-use development called "Anthem."

The department announced a historic investment in bike trails and pedestrian walkways.

A public-private partnership is working to build 50 miles of trail around the city, aiming to connect both recreationists and commuters to other parts of Dallas.

The intersection of Forest Lane and Audelia Road is known as a crime hotspot. City officials hope the Northeast Dallas project, to be completed by June 2024, changes that.

Council members say the old highway next to Deep Ellum is reaching the end of its functional life.

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."

The 'Dallas Sidewalk Master Plan' seeks to improve walkability for pedestrians. The city council will decide whether or not to adopt it.

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