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Check out five upcoming, ongoing and completed transportation projects around Dallas-Fort Worth.
This list is not comprehensive.
Project: John Hickman Parkway in Frisco will be constructed from Dallas North Tollway to Parkwood Boulevard. The project borders The Mix at the corner of Lebanon Road and Dallas North Tollway.
Update: The project is in the design phase and project details are not yet available.
Timeline: early 2027-mid 2028
Cost: $7.5 million
Funding source: city of Frisco
Project: Reconstruction of failing concrete panels and broken curbs will occur in McKinney along Eldorado Parkway between Ridge Road and US 75 and along Virginia Parkway between Stonebridge Drive and US 75.
Update: Work on Eldorado Parkway is complete. Work continues on Virginia Parkway between Lake Forest Drive and Hardin Boulevard. Any remaining work on Virginia Parkway between Hardin Boulevard and US 75 will be completed in summer 2027 after the project is rebid.
Timeline: June 2025-October 2026
Cost: $10.8 million
Funding source: city of McKinney
Project: Coit Road will be updated to a four-lane roadway, which will eventually become a six-lane roadway. The project spans Coit Road from Prosper Trail to First Street.
Update: The project is under construction and is expected to be completed later this year.
Timeline: summer 2025-fall 2026
Cost: $23.64 million
Funding source: town of Prosper
Project: Workers are expanding Bonds Ranch Road in Tarrant County to a four-lane road from Wagley Robertson Road to the Fossil Springs Drive/Kittering Terrace intersection. The expansion will include street lights, shared-use paths, intersection and drainage improvements and a new traffic signal at the Fossil Springs Drive/Kittering Terrace intersection, according to project records.
Update: Bonds Ranch Road at Blue Mound Road, which is the sixth segment of the project, reopened in the first week of October, according to District 10 Councilmember Chris Jamieson’s Facebook post. The expansion near Wagley Robertson Road is part of a larger Bonds Ranch Road corridor improvements project with six total segments.
Timeline: expected completion by summer 2028
Cost: $31.5 million
Funding sources: city of Fort Worth, Tarrant County
Project: The project widened Riney Road in Denton from west of Hardaway Road to US 77. The project also added a concrete hike and bike trail tying Anita Reeves Elementary School to the city’s North Lakes Park trails.
Update: The project is substantially complete, and the roadway is fully open. Final striping is underway and a flashing pedestrian beacon is going in at the crosswalk.
Timeline: completed summer 2026
Cost: $1.9 million
Funding source: city of Denton
