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Transportation

The City is in the center of a highway network that includes seven spokes
of an extensive highway system. Three major freeways, State Hwy 114,
State Hwy 121, and Interstate Hwy 635, intersect in the heart of
Grapevine and provide excellent access to Dallas and Fort Worth and the
area's shopping,
entertainment and employment centers. There are 43 motor freight lines
providing service to Grapevine and the city is within the Dallas and Fort
Worth Commercial Zone for deliveries. Railroad service is offered by the
Cotton Belt railroad and the Southern Pacific railroad, both with daily
switching service.

TEXRail is a 27-mile commuter rail line that extends from downtown Fort
Worth, across northeast Tarrant County, through North Richland Hills and
Grapevine, and into DFW International Airport’s Terminal B. This line,
which began service Jan. 10, 2019, offers a comfortable and convenient
option for traveling to and from the airport. TEXRail features level
boarding, a designated quiet car, seat back tray tables, overhead luggage
racks, vertical bike racks and USB charging ports.

Easy, direct option between Fort Worth and Grapevine and
DFW Airport
Easy, direct option between Fort Worth and Grapevine and DFW
Airport
Ridership has been strong with approximately 1.5 million rides since
opening in 2019.

Statistical Information

Form of Government: Council / Manager

Date of Incorporation: February 12, 1907

Date of Adoption of Home Rule Charter: November 16, 1965

City Officials Mayor and (6) Council Members

Number of Full-Time Employees: 625

Population: January (2025) 51,454

Population by Race:
359