Stuck on Chisholm Trail Parkway? 24/7 roadside help
Chisholm Trail Parkway, also known as CTP.
- Open 24/7
- Price before dispatch
- No membership
- English y Español
In danger or blocking traffic? Call 911 first.
Where it runs
The Chisholm Trail Parkway is a toll road from I-30 near TCU in Fort Worth southwest to US-67 in Cleburne. On the way it passes through southwest Fort Worth, crosses I-20 at a big interchange by Benbrook, runs just west of Crowley and clips the edge of Burleson.
Where cars get stuck
Tolls are billed electronically and there are no booths, so the road has no staffed stops anywhere along it. The southern half, between FM 1187 and Cleburne, is being widened, which means work zones and shifted lanes for a while.
If you stop here
- If the car still moves, take the next exit and stop on the cross street or frontage road.
- In a work zone, don't stop in a narrowed lane if you can roll past the barriers.
- Hazards on, belt on, and doors locked while you wait.
- Never stand between the car and traffic, and keep clear of the work-zone barriers.
- Tell dispatch northbound or southbound and the nearest exit, such as I-20 or FM 1187.
What we fix on the shoulder
Service prices; one dispatch fee is added per job.
Cities along Chisholm Trail Parkway
Questions
01Does the Chisholm Trail Parkway have toll booths?
No. Tolls are charged by TollTag or by a bill in the mail, so you never stop on the road to pay. If you break down, there's no staffed booth nearby; call us, or 911 if you're blocking a lane.
02Is the Chisholm Trail Parkway part of SH-121?
Yes, it carries the SH-121 number south of downtown Fort Worth. If you tell dispatch 121, add Chisholm Trail or the city, so we don't look for you on the Airport Freeway or near Grapevine.