TXDallas–Fort Worth Metroplex

Most dangerous roads & intersections in Dallas

Ranked by recent reported incidents (sample data). These are neutral descriptions of corridor conditions — they do not assign fault in any specific crash.

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#1highway14 recent reports (sample)

I-35E (Lower Stemmons Corridor)

A high-volume corridor through downtown Dallas where closely spaced ramps and constant merging create frequent conflict points.

Heavy merging trafficClosely spaced entrance and exit rampsRecurring peak-period congestion

Safety tip: Pick your lane early and avoid last-second exit maneuvers near downtown ramps.

#2highway12 recent reports (sample)

I-635 (LBJ Freeway, North Dallas)

Wide, fast-moving lanes with heavy truck traffic and frequent lane changes near major interchanges.

High commercial truck volumesSpeed differentials between lanesClosely spaced entrance and exit ramps

Safety tip: Leave extra following distance around trucks and avoid lingering in blind spots.

#3intersection9 recent reports (sample)

US-75 at Mockingbird Lane

A busy interchange area mixing highway speeds with dense local access near SMU and retail centers.

Speed differentials between lanesHeavy merging trafficComplex signal timing

Safety tip: Expect sudden slowdowns on the exit ramps during morning and evening peaks.

#4highway8 recent reports (sample)

Dallas North Tollway (Walnut Hill to I-635)

A fast commuter tollway segment where morning congestion forms quickly behind slower traffic.

Recurring peak-period congestionSpeed differentials between lanesHeavy merging traffic

Safety tip: Watch for abrupt braking near toll gantries and downstream ramp backups.

#5intersection7 recent reports (sample)

Loop 12 at Irving Boulevard

An older interchange area where industrial traffic, local access, and higher speeds intersect.

High left-turn volumesHigh commercial truck volumesComplex signal timing

Safety tip: Slow early on approach — cross traffic and turning trucks need longer gaps than they appear to.

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