Council Member Cara Mendelsohn says she narrowly avoided hitting an 80-year-old woman who was walking in a lane of traffic on Knoll Trail in Far North Dallas.
– A huge construction project through three North Texas counties is under scrutiny over whether it’s putting residents in danger.
DART’s new Cotton Belt Silver Line will offer Collin and North Dallas counties a direct rail service route to DFW Airport. Over the weekend, Mendelsohn says she narrowly avoided hitting an 80-year-old woman who was walking in a lane of traffic on Knoll Trail in Far North Dallas. The District 12 council member tells CBS 11 News that she had to swerve to miss the elderly woman who was walking in the lane of traffic because construction work on the new DART rail Cotton Belt Silver Line.
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