Dallas has vowed to make pedestrian safety a top priority, but a city audit reveals that it does not have any written procedures related to eliminating and reducing the risk of traffic fatalities.
Karl Shewry has been making savory and sweet crepes at pop-up events in the Dallas-Fort Worth area for more than three years. He’d like to expand his catering business and add a food trailer or cart. But “rigid regulations” in Dallas, he said, makes that difficult.
As Patricia Vega walks around the Bachman Lake neighborhood on a windy day, her footsteps crunch dirt and gravel. That, she said, is where a sidewalk should be located.
Parklets were allowed in Dallas as temporary outdoor customer seating in curbside parking spaces to help social distance limited businesses survive the COVID-19.