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Published on May 23, 2025
By Office of Communication
Want to stay in the know about the Texas Department of Transportation's Southeast Connector Project and how construction activity may affect your commute? The City of Arlington regularly shares the latest information about the $2.1 billion project, which will rebuild and widen approximately 16 miles of I-20 from Forest Hill Drive to Little Road, I-820 from I-20 to Brentwood Stair Road, and US 287 from Bishop Street to Sublett Road. This project is expected to be complete by 2027.
When complete, the Southeast Connector Project will tie in the east and southeast part of Tarrant County to the central part of the county while relieving congestion, increasing safety and improving efficiency for the entire Metroplex.
Closures listed on the Southeast Connector website are subject to changes due to weather and schedule. Please note: Speed limits are reduced to 55 mph within the entire corridor.
Planned Construction Activity
For more information, project photos and a full list of detours and closures:
Southeast Connector Project website
Waze
The City of Arlington has partnered with Waze to give drivers the best experience possible to get around town. Drivers can download Waze for free at www.waze.com/get for iOS and Android and see real-time traffic, find optimal routes, avoid road closures and more.