Stuck on Dallas North Tollway? 24/7 roadside help
Dallas North Tollway, also known as The Tollway and DNT.
- Open 24/7
- Price before dispatch
- No membership
- English y Español
In danger or blocking traffic? Call 911 first.
Where it runs
The Dallas North Tollway starts at I-35E near downtown Dallas and runs north past Love Field and the Park Cities, through North Dallas, Addison and west Plano, and up the middle of Frisco to Prosper, just past US-380. An extension north toward Celina is in the works.
Where cars get stuck
Tolls are collected electronically only, so there are no booths to pull up to, and Dallas Parkway, the frontage road, runs alongside for much of the route. Rush hours back up near I-635 and the Galleria, and event traffic at The Star and Frisco's stadiums spills onto the exits.
If you stop here
- If the car still runs, exit to Dallas Parkway before stopping; it's calmer than the tollway shoulder.
- If you can't make an exit, get onto the right shoulder with hazards on.
- Stay belted in with the doors locked; tollway traffic is quick and close.
- Never walk along the tollway or stand between the car and the lanes.
- Tell dispatch northbound or southbound and the cross street of the nearest exit, like Belt Line Road, Spring Creek Parkway or Warren Parkway.
What we fix on the shoulder
Service prices; one dispatch fee is added per job.
Cities along Dallas North Tollway
Questions
01Can I stop at a toll booth on the Dallas North Tollway to ask for help?
No. The tollway has had no staffed booths since 2010, and tolls are billed electronically. If you need help, exit to Dallas Parkway if you can and call us from a safe spot.
02Should I tell dispatch Dallas Parkway or the Tollway?
Tell us exactly which one you're on. The tollway lanes and the Dallas Parkway frontage road run side by side, and you can only cross between them at certain ramps, so it changes how the technician reaches you.