Trinity Metro

The Regional Transportation Council voted to stay neutral in the dispute between DART and the member cities that want to cut its funding.

The U.S. Department of Transportation announced a $25 million RAISE grant for Trinity Metro to build a TEXRail line to the Near Southside neighborhood.

New smart stations are being installed around Fort Worth to elevate the city’s bike share program as it relaunches in January.

Fort Worth’s T&P Station has welcomed visitors to the city for nearly a century. Now, a recently completed public works project is shining light on some of the historic figures that have stepped off a train throughout the years.

The citywide program known as Fort Worth Bike Sharing ceased operations Nov. 26 as bikes and stations are now being removed.

Need a ride to a voting site? Trinity Metro has got you covered. The transit agency is providing Fort Worth-area residents with a free ride to and from local polling places on Election Day, Nov. 5.

The regional transit agency’s board of directors on Sept. 15 unanimously approved a $163.7 million operating budget for the 2025 fiscal year, which starts Oct. 1. That amount is up about $15.8 million from the $147.9 million budget that the agency approved last September.

As Tarrant County rapidly grows, the need for more transit options is increasingly apparent. Just take a drive if you want proof.

North Texas officials are seeking a Federal Transit Authority pilot grant to help create a strategic plan for transit-oriented developments along the Trinity Railway Express route in three cities: Fort Worth, Irving and Dallas.

Trinity Metro’s iconic electric red bus, The Dash, will make its final stop Sept. 15.

Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker has announced the creation of a new committee to examine bringing a fixed rail system to the city.

The new rules address longstanding issues such as assaults on transit workers, collisions and exposure to infectious diseases for agencies like Dallas Area Rapid Transit and Trinity Metro.