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Trinity River could be stimulus for vital corridor

The Trinity River may be used to build a vital new Dallas-Fort Worth corridor, called the Trinity District.

by Carol Flake

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Credit: David Ingram

The Trinity River may be a core component of a vital new Dallas-Fort Worth corridor, called the Trinity District to connect the two cities. The corridor would be characterized by urban hubs around train stations, parks and trails and strong links by foot, bicycle, transit and automobile. (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)

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