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Transportation

Megan Kimble Explains Why Texas Is So Dumb

OK, that's an exaggeration. But her new book about highways doesn't make the state look smart.
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Commercial Real Estate

How Xebec Realty Is Resurrecting an Industrial Ghost Town

Economic growth and shifts owing to the pandemic and geopolitics are driving the redevelopment of brownfield assets. With Sandow Lakes, Randy Kendrick is leading the way.
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Local News

Cost of Trenching I-345 Balloons to $1.6 Billion

The Texas Department of Transportation will brief the Council on Wednesday for the first time since Dallas signed off on its plans to trench the highway.
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Local News

Is Erykah Badu About to Collab With DART?

Short version: yes, it appears like the transit agency is set to get hip.
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Transportation

JSX’s New Aircraft Could Revolutionize Air Travel—Again

Despite an existential regulatory threat, the Dallas-based carrier is betting big on electric-hybrid aircraft with lower emissions and dramatically shorter takeoff and landing requirements.
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Local News

DART’s Future Is Thinking Smaller

DART CEO Nadine Lee will give a "state of the agency" update that focuses more on improving its operations and less on building new things.
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Business

Clevon’s Robot Couriers Push the Frontier of Autonomous Last-Mile Delivery

The Estonian company's U.S. headquarters at AllianceTexas is a success story of the development's Mobility Innovation Zone.
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Transportation

Pump the Brakes: Autonomous Rideshare Cruise Puts Dallas Launch on Hold

After an autonmous vehicle in San Francisco dragged a pedestrian when it failed to stop, Cruise is taking a nationwide "autonomous driving operations pause."
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Local News

Cesar Chavez Boulevard: a Dangerous Highway That Runs Through a Dallas Neighborhood

The nine lane highway that for decades allowed trucks to rumble into the Farmers Market is now flanked with townhomes and apartments. The neighbors are fed up.
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Local News

The Hazy Dream of a Streetcar System is Alive in Dallas

After DART removed the D2 subway project from its 20 year financial plan, some at City Hall want to see a streetcar system come to fruition. We got a peek this week about the work ahead.
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