Here is the weekend #AirQuality forecast for #DFW! Saturday, April 18: Good (green) Sunday, April 19: Good (green) Monday, April 20: Good (green) Sign up for Air Pollution Alerts and learn more at AirNorthTexas.org

We’re less than two months out from the first World Cup match and getting ready to welcome visitors to our region! Let's plan ahead to keep North Texas moving. Find match travel windows and travel tips at NCTCOG.org/gameplan

The April issue of our Local Motion newsletter is out! Read and subscribe here: publicinput.com/Email/g530720

As we continue our #TopicOfTheMonth focus on roadway safety, this week we’re focusing on safe driving habits and resources available to North Texans. Campaigns like Drive Aware North Texas and Look Out Texans encourage drivers to stay alert, avoid distractions and watch for others on the road.

The April Regional Transportation Council Meeting will be held tomorrow at 1 pm. Find this month's agenda here: nctcog.org/trans/about/...

Just announced: The World Cup Transportation Plan. North Texas will host nine matches this summer, more than any other region. Information on how we plan to efficiently move visitors and locals throughout North Texas can be found in here: www.dallasfwc26.com/dallas-2026/travel-transportation/

Here is this weekend's #AirQuality forecast for DFW: Saturday, March 28: Good (green) Sunday, March 29: Ozone (yellow) Monday, March 30: Ozone (yellow) Sign up for Air Pollution Alerts and learn more at AirNorthTexas.org

Here is this weekend's #AirQuality forecast for DFW: Saturday, March 21: Ozone (yellow) Sunday, March 22: Ozone (orange) Monday, March 23: Ozone (yellow) Sign up for Air Pollution Alerts and learn more at AirNorthTexas.org

A few simple spring habits make a big difference as Ozone Season kicks off. If you’re looking for simple ways to start reducing emissions at home or in your daily routine, check out our latest post on Clean Air Corner! www.airnorthtexas.org/AQ-Resources...

Nobody wants to spend more on fuel than they need to. If you have an eco mode, enable it! Find more car care tips at ntxcarcare.org

As our #TopicOfTheMonth series on sustainable development continues, we’re highlighting projects that have transformed communities, like Fort Worth’s South Main Urban Village Project.

The March issue of our Local Motion newsletter is out! Read and subscribe here: publicinput.com/Email/s034182

March means warmer weather, bustling patios and trails that come alive with cyclists and pedestrians. Many of these spaces we enjoy throughout North Texas are made possible through long-term planning and investment.

We’re looking ahead at the future of intercity rail. Planning efforts for the high-speed rail network and I-20 Corridor could expand long-distance passenger rail options, addressing the region’s growing transportation needs and improving mobility across North Texas.

The February issue of our Local Motion newsletter is out! Read and subscribe here: publicinput.com/Email/v022884

The February Regional Transportation Council Meeting will be held tomorrow at 1 pm. Find this month's agenda here: nctcog.org/trans/about/...

This week, our February #TopicOfTheMonth series highlights Amtrak’s Heartland Flyer, a route that has provided safe, reliable transportation between Fort Worth and Oklahoma City for over 25 years.

Join us online, in person, or via phone for a public meeting on February 9 at 12 pm. See the topics for comment and learn more: publicinput.com/nctcogFeb26

Intercity rail plays an important role in connecting communities and cultures. Trains such as the Heartland Flyer broaden options for travelers and commuters alike, offering an alternative to auto and airline travel.

As we wrap up January’s #TopicOfTheMonth focus on growth, we’re looking ahead to the future of North Texas. By 2050, the region is expected to reach over 12 million residents.

Keep an eye on the weather this weekend, and stay safe!

Help us make the M-Line more accessible! We need your insights. Take the online public survey today: www.surveymonkey.com/r/MATA-ADA

Growth within the region brings both new opportunity and transportation challenges. This week, our #TopicOfTheMonth series explores how growth impacts congestion, commutes and transit access across North Texas.

The January issue of our Local Motion newsletter is out! Read and subscribe here: publicinput.com/Email/a047433

As we continue January’s #TopicOfTheMonth focus on growth, this week we’re looking at how North Texas has expanded over time. Since 2000, Dallas-Fort Worth has added more than 3 million residents, bringing the population to over 8.5 million today.

A new year is a powerful time to turn awareness into action. Taking steps to reduce indoor air pollutants, incorporate physical activity, and commit to cleaner transportation choices allows us to play a meaningful role in protecting our health and improving air quality throughout North Texas.

North Texas has experienced exponential growth over the years, reshaping the region. This January, we’re kicking off the year with our #TopicOfTheMonth series by highlighting growth.

Happy New Year! Before we welcome 2026, we are looking back at some of the most significant stories in transportation planning during 2025. Check out some of our top stories this year in a special edition of Local Motion: publicinput.com/Email/p287250

As we wrap up our #TopicOfTheMonth, we’re taking a look at how North Texas is planning for a more efficient future. From zero-emission freight technologies to programs that help fleets cut emissions and operating costs, NCTCOG continues working to support a sustainable freight system for the region.

Is that a present under a tree? No! It's a battery light on your dashboard. Colder weather can make an already weak battery give out. If you see that light, get it tested so it doesn't leave you stranded! Find more car care tips at www.ntxcarcare.org

This week, our #TopicOfTheMonth series highlights how rail, intermodal facilities and air cargo all support an efficient freight network that strengthens connections across the region and beyond. Learn more about multimodal freight connection: www.nctcog.org/trans/about/...

The December issue of our Local Motion newsletter is out! Read and subscribe here: publicinput.com/Email/p041135

The December Regional Transportation Council Meeting will be held tomorrow at 1 pm. Find this month's agenda here: nctcog.org/trans/about/...

Here's the weekend Air Quality forecast for DFW: Saturday, November 22: Good (green) Sunday, November 23: Good (green) Monday, November 24: Good (green) To learn more and sign up for Air Pollution Alerts, visit AirNorthTexas.org

As one of the nation's top aviation regions, North Texas supports millions of passengers each year. Our region is home to major airlines at DFW International Airport and Love Field and major aviation-related employers like Lockheed Martin and Bell Textron.

Here's the weekend Air Quality forecast for DFW: Saturday, November 15: Good (green) Sunday, November 16: Good (green) Monday, November 17: Good (green) To learn more and sign up for Air Pollution Alerts, visit AirNorthTexas.org

The November issue of our Local Motion newsletter is out! Read it and subscribe: publicinput.com/Email/w731035

As we continue our series on aviation, this week we’re looking back to the past. From Dallas Love Field’s WWI roots to the opening of DFW International Airport and the growth of Perot Field Fort Worth Alliance, North Texas has a rich aviation history that has shaped today’s thriving industry.

Here's the weekend Air Quality forecast for DFW: Saturday, November 8: Ozone (yellow) Sunday, November 9: Good (green) Monday, November 10: Good (green) To learn more and sign up for Air Pollution Alerts, visit AirNorthTexas.org

As we gather this November with loved ones and reflect on what we are thankful for, it is also a great time to give back to our communities and to the planet. And what better way to show gratitude than by making choices that protect the air we breathe and the environment we share?

Join us online, in person, or via phone for a public meeting on November 10 at 12 pm. See the topics for comment and learn more here: publicinput.com/nctcogNov25

From takeoff to touchdown, aviation plays a major role in connecting North Texas. To celebrate Aviation History Month, our #TopicOfTheMonth series takes a look at aviation and its impact on the region’s economy, workforce and innovation.

Here's the weekend Air Quality forecast for DFW: Saturday, November 1: Good (green) Sunday, November 2: Good (green) Monday, November 3: Good (green) To learn more and sign up for Air Pollution Alerts, visit AirNorthTexas.org

The new DART Silver Line is comfortable and convenient. Board the train in Plano and arrive at DFW Airport for your flight in less than an hour. If your destination is closer to home, there are exciting locations along the 26-mile route.

As October’s #TopicOfTheMonth focus on car care comes to an end, this week we’re sharing ways you can actively participate in car care awareness. Along with staying up to date with proper maintenance, you can monitor your car health with an OBD-II device.

Here's the weekend Air Quality forecast for DFW: Saturday, October 25: Good (green) Sunday, October 26: Good (green) Monday, October 27: Good (green) To learn more and sign up for Air Pollution Alerts, visit AirNorthTexas.org

Neglecting your car’s health can lead to both safety and environmental issues, putting yourself and others at risk. This week, our #TopicOfTheMonth series is highlighting the importance of proper car care and maintenance.

Here's the weekend Air Quality forecast for DFW: Saturday, October 18: Good (green) Sunday, October 19: Good (green) Monday, October 20: Ozone (yellow) To learn more and sign up for Air Pollution Alerts, visit AirNorthTexas.org

🚗 Billions of dollars on road projects aim to address the rapid sprawl in once-rural parts of Tarrant, Parker, Denton and Johnson counties, officials said. 📰 Read more: fortworthreport.org/2025/09/28/d...

Ozone Action Day – Ozone in the DFW area Thursday, October 16, is predicted to be at Level Orange, unhealthy for sensitive groups. Children, older adults and people with lung disease, such as asthma, emphysema, or chronic bronchitis, should limit outdoor activity.