Stuck on SH-360? 24/7 roadside help
SH-360, also known as 360 Tollway and Angus G. Wynne Freeway.
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Where it runs
SH-360 runs north–south from SH-121 in Grapevine, down the west side of DFW Airport and through Euless, then along the Arlington–Grand Prairie line past Six Flags at I-30 and on to I-20. South of Camp Wisdom Road and Sublett Road its main lanes become the 360 Tollway, which runs into Mansfield and ends at US-287.
Where cars get stuck
Near I-30, game days at AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field and summer crowds at Six Flags back traffic up onto the main lanes. The 360 Tollway takes tolls electronically only, with frontage roads alongside, and the interchange with I-20 is a tall stack where a car stalled on a ramp has nowhere to go.
If you stop here
- If the car still moves, take the next exit to the frontage road.
- On a stack ramp, keep rolling to the bottom if you can.
- Hazards on, belt on, and doors locked if you have to stop near traffic.
- Stay out of the space between your car and the lanes, especially with stadium traffic going by.
- Tell dispatch northbound or southbound, the city, and the nearest exit, such as Road to Six Flags, Abram Street or Green Oaks Boulevard.
What we fix on the shoulder
Service prices; one dispatch fee is added per job.
Cities along SH-360
Questions
01Where does the 360 Tollway start?
The tolled main lanes begin south of Camp Wisdom Road and Sublett Road and run to US-287 in Mansfield. North of there, SH-360 has regular main lanes with no toll.
02Is SH-360 the Angus G. Wynne Freeway?
That's its official name through Arlington, honoring the founder of Six Flags, but almost everyone just says 360. Use the number and the nearest exit when you call.