Stuck on US-67? 24/7 roadside help
US-67, also known as Marvin D. Love Freeway.
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Where it runs
In southwest Dallas, US-67 is the Marvin D. Love Freeway, running from I-35E south of downtown down to I-20. Past I-20 it continues through Duncanville and Cedar Hill to Midlothian, and east of downtown Dallas the same route number rides along I-30.
Where cars get stuck
South of I-20 the road rises and curves through the hills around Cedar Hill, so a stopped car can come into view late. Commuters from Ellis County and trucks around Midlothian keep it busy at rush hour.
If you stop here
- On a hill or curve, try to roll past the crest before stopping so traffic behind can see you.
- Use the right shoulder or the next exit, and turn hazards on early.
- Stay belted in with the doors locked while traffic rushes by.
- Don't walk back along the shoulder to warn drivers; stay out of the space between the car and the lanes.
- Tell dispatch northbound or southbound, which city, and the nearest exit, such as Belt Line Road.
What we fix on the shoulder
Service prices; one dispatch fee is added per job.
Cities along US-67
Questions
01What is the Marvin D. Love Freeway?
It's the local name for US-67 in southwest Dallas, between I-35E and I-20. South of I-20 the same highway runs through Duncanville and Cedar Hill, so just tell us the city and the exit.
02Does US-67 go through Midlothian?
Yes. It continues south of Cedar Hill into Midlothian, where it crosses US-287. If you're near that interchange, tell dispatch which highway you're on and which side of the crossing.