Check out five upcoming and ongoing road projects in Dallas-Fort Worth.

Upcoming projects

1. Legacy Drive widening

Project: The project will build two lanes of Legacy Drive from Prosper Trail to a future Prosper ISD middle school, widen the roadway to four lanes near the school and construct a water line.

Update: Prosper Town Council approved a $6.1 million construction contract for the project at a May 19 meeting, and construction is expected to begin later this summer.

  • Timeline: summer 2026-summer 2027
  • Cost: $10.6 million
  • Funding source: city of Prosper, Prosper ISD

Ongoing projects

2. McKinney concrete panel replacement

Project: McKinney’s Roadstock project will replace damaged concrete panels and restripe Eldorado Parkway and Virginia Parkway.

Update: McKinney City Council approved an additional $1.2 million for the project at a May 5 meeting, and concrete panel replacement has started along Virginia Parkway.

  • Timeline: estimated completion TBD
  • Cost: $6 million
  • Funding source: city of McKinney

3. Custer Parkway reconstruction

Project: Custer Parkway will undergo street reconstruction from Campbell Road to Renner Road and street panel replacement from Renner Road to SH 190.

Update: Pavement replacements on multiple segments are underway, with several replacements expected to be complete in June.

  • Timeline: fall 2024-fall 2026
  • Cost: $23.1 million
  • Funding source: city of Richardson

4. Keller Hicks Road improvements

Project: The project involves installing a three-lane undivided concrete pavement section from Park Vista Boulevard to Lauren Way and adding streetlights, sidewalks and stormwater drainage improvements.

Update: Keller Hicks Road has been reduced to one-way eastbound traffic from Park Vista Boulevard to Lauren Way for paving, which is expected to wrap up in early fall.

  • Timeline: expected completion spring 2027
  • Cost: $24 million
  • Funding source: cities of Fort Worth, Keller

5. North Carroll Avenue improvements

Project: Construction will add turn lanes and made intersection improvements from Main Street to SH 114 access roads across six phases.

Update: Most construction is complete, and crews are wrapping up work on traffic signals and signs.

  • Timeline: July 2025-summer 2026
  • Cost: $2.1 million
  • Funding source: city of Southlake, Texas Department of Transportation