City Council is fighting to keep the Jefferson Boulevard connection open, arguing that cutting off this key artery would make the daily commute between Oak Cliff and downtown a total nightmare. They’re pushing back against infrastructure plans that would sever this vital link for thousands of local drivers.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
Closing this route could hit your wallet by increasing commute times and potentially lowering property values for businesses along the corridor.
Daily commuters and local businesses in Oak Cliff who rely on this direct path to keep traffic moving and customers flowing.
Commuters who would face longer travel times and increased congestion on alternative routes if the connection is removed.
Downtown Dallas seen from the Jefferson Viaduct. Photo by David Silva Ramirez Based on notes by Dallas Documenter Brianna Patt Dallas City Council members were critical of plans eliminating the direct connection between the Jefferson Blvd Viaduct an...
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