The Texas Department of Transportation is closing out a $61 million conversion of the U.S. 75 high-occupancy lanes into time-based "technology lanes," a change that reopens the corridor's inside lanes to solo drivers 22 hours a day across one of North Texas's densest office and commercial submarkets.
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