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The city is contracting with a consulting group to look into the economic impact of a Dallas-to-Houston bullet train.
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A survey by the agency found improvements in overall customer satisfaction. Its results were shared as some DART member cities call for cuts to the agency's funding.
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On the Road Lending works to give equitable access to people who are having challenges buying a car. The nonprofit received a $1 million donation from Chase Auto this week to help serve more clients.
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After weeks of debate over its legislative priorities, the city's position is now clear on supporting the transit agency.
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Sean Donohue announced Tuesday he will be retiring as CEO of DFW International Airport. Donohue said he will continue his role as directors search to fill his position.
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The Department of Transportation announced the funding on Tuesday.
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The Dallas-based carrier hopes to return to profitability with its new assigned seating model and a handful of new red-eye flights.
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The board voted 9 to 4 to approve a $1.8 billion budget for the next fiscal year.
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Two Dallas City Council committees have opposing requests on their lists of legislative priorities.
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DART's board of directors was unable to pass a draft budget before a final vote later this month.
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Arlington City Council members have repeated concerns about traffic safety. Arlington Police Chief Al Jones said traffic enforcement is one of his priorities.
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The Texas Department of Public Safety said a 15-passenger van with 14 passengers veered into a highway median in Alvord.
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A group of DART riders is speaking out as DART eyes a spending cap and member cities call for funding cuts.
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The Denton County Transportation Authority Board of Directors approved a $64.2 million budget for fiscal year 2025, nearly $6 million less than the previous year.