Tyler Traffic

As traffic increases across Tyler, some East Texas drivers are taking... unorthodox approaches to beat the wait. Here’s what we spotted on Loop 323.

It's frustrating for some at the end of a long day when the only thing you want to do in the world is get the heck home and relax and DoorDash something delicious. And since more and more people are moving here, the traffic is going to reflect that. Thankfully, the city has plans in place to make that better. But of course, projects of that magnitude take time to bring to fruition. So, in the meantime, here we are.

Let's hope traffic flows a bit more smoothly after this project.

More lanes could be helpful when it comes to getting around town and could make it a safer highway to drive. What do you think?

Traffic signal retiming is underway in Tyler.

A four-door sedan collided with a motorcycle traveling at a high speed on Tuesday afternoon.

I just don't get it, we all went through the same book when learning to drive. Now that book has been thrown out the window and laws are pulled out of thin air.

When it comes to traffic in the largest city in East Texas, it's a major hot button.

As I spend some excess time at home, I can't but help but notice the constant sound of traffic outside. Are Tylerites really staying home?

I know some other intersections in Tyler that could use a traffic light!