Arlington dumpsters.

Arlington, a city in Tarrant County, is home to about 400,000 residents. Arlington is the largest U.S. city without a public transit system, making it entirely auto-centric and heavily dependent on truck-based logistics for construction and debris hauling across its sprawling 100-square-mile footprint. Located in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, Arlington hosts one of the nation's most visited entertainment districts — AT&T Stadium, Globe Life Field, and Six Flags — creating ongoing large-scale commercial construction and venue renovation. North Texas's expansive Blackland Prairie soils (shrink-swell vertisols) cause foundation movement throughout Arlington that is a leading driver of residential renovation. The city sits in Tornado Alley, with the DFW metro experiencing more tornadoes than any other U.S. major metro, generating periodic storm damage cleanup demand. Arlington requires permits for dumpsters placed in public rights-of-way from the Public Works and Transportation Department. Rapid commercial and residential growth along the I-20 corridor and Entertainment District continues to drive new construction.