The TEXpress Lanes System is all about choice, predictable travel speeds and congestion relief. There are more than 100 miles of TEXpress Lanes open on eight North Texas roadways. These lanes form a system across the Metroplex allowing drivers to commute from one side to the other with less congestion.

There are three types of TEXpress Lanes including:

Express/HOV Lanes

Designed to relieve congestion, these lanes allow Single Occupancy Vehicles (SOVs) to use the High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lanes for a fee. Registered HOVs and motorcycles can use the lanes at zero toll cost.

• I-635 East TEXpress (Dallas County) – Open (Interim project - ultimate construction project scheduled to start in spring 2020.)

Tolled Managed Lanes

Designed to keep traffic moving at least 50 mph, traffic speeds are managed through dynamic pricing, meaning the price fluctuates based on congestion in the lanes. Registered HOVs and motorcycles receive a 50 percent discount during peak travel periods.

• NTE TEXpress (I-820, SH 183/SH 121, and 35W in Tarrant County) - Open
• LBJ TEXpress (I-635 in Dallas County) - Open
• I-30 TEXpress (Dallas County) - Open (Additional section in 2021)
• I-35E TEXpress (Dallas and Denton counties) - Open
• SH 114 TEXpress (Dallas and Tarrant counties) - Open
• SH 183 TEXpress (Dallas and Tarrant counties) - Open
• Loop 12 TEXpress (Dallas County) - Open

Express Lanes

Designed to relieve congestion, these lanes are barrier separated from the mainlanes with fewer entrances and exits. Vehicles may use the lanes at zero toll cost.

• Southern Gateway (I-35E and US 67 in Dallas County) – Opening 2021