DFW traffic: Water ponds on Interstate 635 after heavy rain in Dallas

Cars lost control on I635 ponded on the roadway Monday morning.

[@jerryramsey4236]

The highway to avoid even when there's no flooding - 635

[@danielkaster2648]

I30 through dwntwn

[@oohok9179]

Same stuff happens everywhere during road construction. THEY block existing storm water drainage. They need to cut that out but no excuse driving in high water

[@Nthali193]

Sometimes it happens so fast you dont even have time to react. Remember downtown last year!

[@danielr3933]

TXDOT Showing us what they *DON'T* do best: *PLAN*

[@wisdomcalls2475]

I can remember not having that problem, it all started when they put those concrete barriers/dividers

[@Nthali193]

You could make the city pay for damages!! A farmer just had a problem with a new highway flooding & damaging there property.

[@LoriL010]

They stalled out because they chose to drive through it.

[@HARLEYMLM1966]

Six Flags has this same ride

[@stephendupuis6062]

This is not how you build a highway. Maybe the contractor thought they were building a boat ramp.

[@delaineyjohnson8238]

This state gets so many storms and has yet to figure out how to drive or engineer roadways not to flood. America is failing.

[@transparentfilter]

Wow, we are just west of Ft. Worth and haven't gotten ANY rain!

[@sumitomoO0O]

USA is a super power advanced developed nation

[@burtcooper612]

There`s no excuse for that. How much $$$$$$ do these highway people get paid? Trump, "You`re fired"!

[@statwizard]

Ah The work of the lowest bidder surfaces again. 🤔🫣