Transportation
US 75 pictured with cars and trucks traveling down the highway in two directions.

NCTCOG to seek federal funds for highway congestion relief

By Colby Farr

North Texas officials are applying for a $20 million federal grant to build a smartphone application in hopes of managing congestion on several major corridors in the region.

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