Page last updated or reviewed: Created May 22, 2024
The Irving Interchange was officially dedicated on May 8, 2024, after an amazingly fast construction effort by W.W. Webber. This interchange was called the Diamond Interchange for a period of time around 2010, but that name has been retired. With completion of the Irving Interchange, all freeway construction work at the site of the former Texas Stadium is complete.
When these photos were taken on May 19, 2024, final work including painting and landscaping was still in progress.
When these photos were taken on May 19, 2024, final work including painting and landscaping was still in progress.
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Political leaders cut the ceremonial ribbon on May 8, 2024. Texas Transportation Commission Commissioner Robert Vaughn is in the center, and TxDOT Dallas District director Ceason Clemens is at the right. All traffic lanes were open on the dedication date, but final work including painting and landscaping was still in progress at the time these photos were taken.
(Photo date: TxDOT photo, 8-May-2024)
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Northbound on Loop 12
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The ramps on the northwest side of the interchange, painted gray and green, where completed in an earlier phase of construction around 2018.
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The following views are southbound on Loop 12. This view is at SH 114. The connection ramp ahead was completed in 2012.
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