Frisco road repairs to affect Aspen, Rolater, Doe Creek and Morgan Hill drives

Drivers crossing Frisco’s west-side neighborhoods should expect slower trips as pavement repairs continue at Aspen Ln. at Pepperbark Dr., westbound Rolater Rd. at Whittingham Dr., 2882 Doe Creek Trl. and Morgan Hill Rd. at Old Barn Dr. in the Pearson Farms subdivision. The city said the work in its Weekly Roadwork Roundup for the week of May 25, 2026 was posted May 24 and last updated May 22, and that the projects were expected to take about two weeks to finish, weather permitting.

The most noticeable pinch points are likely to be the westbound Rolater Rd. left-turn lane at Whittingham Dr. and the neighborhood streets around Pearson Farms, where Morgan Hill Rd. and Old Barn Dr. were already listed in earlier notices. Aspen Ln. at Pepperbark Dr. and 2882 Doe Creek Trl. were also carried over from the prior week’s roundup, signaling that this is a rolling maintenance cycle rather than a short, one-day interruption.

That matters for parents on school runs, neighborhood cut-through traffic and commuters trying to reach major north Frisco corridors on time. With lane restrictions and partial closures possible, drivers using Aspen, Rolater, Doe Creek and Morgan Hill should build in extra time for morning drop-off, afternoon pickup and the first wave of workday traffic. Frisco’s traffic pages say roadway closures or partial closures may be needed for public safety, construction scheduling and construction economics.

Frisco Traffic and Traffic Innovations use the weekly roadwork roundup to flag closures and lane impacts before they snarl local travel. For Collin County drivers, the practical message is clear: expect work zones to stay in place across multiple weeks, slow down near each repair site and plan around the detours and lane shifts that come with ongoing pavement replacement.