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Dallas North Tollway - The Dallas North Tollway is a 22-mile controlled-access toll road operated by the North Texas Tollway Authority (NTTA), which runs from Interstate 35E near

Dallas roads/Midway Road - Midway Road is a North/South thoroughfare in Dallas, Texas. The road enters Dallas in the north from Plano and continues south out of Dallas into Addison, Carrollton, and Farmers Branch, then re-enters Dallas and ultimately terminates in the south at Lovers Lane.

Dallas roads/Preston Road - Preston Road is a North/South thoroughfare in Dallas, Texas, also signed as Texas State Highway 289. The road enters Dallas in the north from Plano and continues south out of Dallas into University Park.

Hardy Toll Road - The Hardy Toll Road runs from Interstate 45, north of Houston, to Interstate 610, near central Houston. The road generally parallels Interstate 45.

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