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I-35W, also known as North Freeway and South Freeway.

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Where it runs

I-35W is the Fort Worth branch of I-35. It enters the metro through Burleson as the South Freeway, meets I-30 at the big interchange beside downtown Fort Worth, and heads north as the North Freeway past the Alliance area and Texas Motor Speedway before rejoining I-35E in Denton.

Where cars get stuck

North of downtown Fort Worth, TEXpress lanes run between the main lanes for miles, and a car that stops in them is boxed in. Tractor-trailers going to and from the Alliance distribution centers fill the right lanes, and race weekends at Texas Motor Speedway bring traffic controls and long backups near SH-114.

If you stop here

  • In the TEXpress lanes, if the car still rolls, keep going to the next exit point instead of stopping against the barrier.
  • In the main lanes, ease onto the right shoulder or take the next exit, with hazards on early.
  • With big rigs passing, stay buckled in with the doors locked.
  • If you must get out, use the door away from traffic and never stand between the car and the lanes.
  • Tell dispatch northbound or southbound and the last exit you passed.

Cities along I-35W

Questions

01Is the North Freeway the same road as I-35W?

Yes. In Fort Worth, I-35W north of I-30 is called the North Freeway and the part south of I-30 is the South Freeway. Tell us which side of downtown you're on and the closest exit.

02Can you jump-start a semi stuck on I-35W near Alliance?

Yes, semi-truck jump starts are one of our services. Give dispatch your direction, the nearest exit, and whether the truck is on the shoulder, a ramp or a lot, so we send the right equipment.

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