North Texas is growing rapidly, and transportation decisions affect nearly every part of daily life.
Whether you’re stuck in traffic each morning, waiting on a long-promised road project, struggling to reach work without reliable public transit or worried about dangerous intersections, sidewalks or bicycle routes, I’d like to hear from you.
I’m Wilborn Nobles, The Dallas Morning News’ transportation and mobility reporter. I cover how North Texas moves people and goods, how transportation decisions shape communities and whether today’s investments are preparing the region for the future.
Are there projects that have dragged on for years? Is congestion getting worse where you live? Are there neighborhoods that lack safe or reliable ways to get around? Have transportation decisions affected your commute, your business or your community?
I’m interested in hearing from transit riders, commuters, truck drivers, cyclists, pedestrians, transportation workers, business owners and anyone with firsthand experience navigating North Texas.
If you have a story idea, a question, documents, data or a tip, I’d love to hear from you. Email me at wilborn.nobles@dallasnews.com. Please include your name, where you live and the best way to reach you.
This reporting is part of the Future of North Texas, a community-funded journalism initiative supported by the Commit Partnership, Communities Foundation of Texas, The Dallas Foundation, the Dallas Mavericks, the Dallas Regional Chamber, Deedie Rose, Lisa and Charles Siegel, the McCune-Losinger Family Fund, The Meadows Foundation, the Perot Foundation, the United Way of Metropolitan Dallas and the University of Texas at Dallas. The News retains full editorial control of this coverage.