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Passengers should expect heavy delays as repair work continues through Wednesday on DART's downtown system.
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More than half of DART's 13 member cities in North Texas want to reduce their sales tax contributions, but the DART board is responsible for the final decision.
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The council passed a resolution this week in support of lowering its sales tax contribution to the transit agency. Plano and Rowlett have passed similar resolutions in recent weeks.
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DART is proposing changes to its fare passes and prices, which could go into place early next year.
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Fort Worth-area leaders have pledged to support a rail plan that will benefit North Texas, where the population is expected to double from 8 million to more than 15 million by 2050, according to growth estimates presented by the North Central Texas Council of Governments.
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The Rowlett City Council approved a resolution in support of cutting its sales tax funding to DART by 25%. Dallas and Plano are also weighing funding cuts.
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The Denton County Transportation Authority Board of Directors cut ties this past week with the organization that had employed bus operations and support staffers since 2019.
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Trinity Metro’s iconic electric red bus, The Dash, will make its final stop Sept. 15.
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Highways cost billions of dollars in state and federal tax revenue to build and maintain. Then there are the hidden costs: polluted air, traffic congestion and increased greenhouse gas emissions.
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The $12,500 will go toward purchasing transportation vouchers for participants to make it to their court-ordered appointments.
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The agency said its Silver Line trains are running on local tracks for the first time.
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Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker has announced the creation of a new committee to examine bringing a fixed rail system to the city.