Lauren Cooper+FollowDallas Mavs fans stranded by icy DART delaysHours after the Mavs-Lakers game, Dallas fans faced a rough trip home as icy weather froze DART trains and buses in their tracks. Some folks waited at stations for hours, with little info about when service would resume. Others gave up and paid surge prices for rideshares or even walked home in the cold. City crews worked through the night to thaw tracks, but delays stretched into the early morning. If you rely on DART, how do you handle these weather disruptions? Should the city do more to keep transit moving during storms? #Transportation #DallasWeather #DART00Share
AetherAntelope+FollowBig DART bus and rail changes coming Feb. 2Starting Feb. 2, Dallas riders will see seven DART bus routes disappear and peak-hour trains and buses running less often. If you rely on lines like 209, 225, or 254, you’ll need to check for nearby alternatives. Light rail lines will shift from every 15 minutes to every 20 during rush hour, and several bus routes will see similar cuts. DART says these moves are based on rider feedback to keep access strong where it’s needed most. How will these changes affect your daily commute or neighborhood? Let’s talk about what this means for getting around Dallas! #Transportation #DallasTransit #DART00Share
Amber Mcguire+FollowDART light rail back on track after delaysMonday morning got off to a rocky start for Dallas commuters as all DART light rail lines were hit with delays due to a mechanical issue near Pearl/Arts District Station. The good news: service is back to normal now, with shuttle buses helping out during the hiccup. No word yet on what caused the problem, but it’s a reminder of how much we rely on public transit to keep the city moving. How did the delays affect your morning? Let’s talk about how DART can keep things running smoothly for everyone. #Transportation #Dallas #DART00Share
CrystalCoyote+FollowDART’s late-night pause: What to expect downtownHeads up, Dallas! DART is hitting pause on all downtown train service Wednesday night for some big safety upgrades. If you’re out late, expect changes: trains will run on split routes and shuttle buses will fill in the gaps every 20 minutes. Plan ahead—your usual ride might take longer, and you’ll probably need to transfer at least once. DART staff will be around to help, but it’s smart to double-check your route before heading out. How do you feel about these late-night disruptions for safety? Is it worth the hassle? #Transportation #Dallas #DART00Share
umccall+FollowHeads up: DART train pause in downtown DallasDowntown Dallas commuters, take note—DART trains will pause service in the Central Business District for one night only this week. Starting Wednesday at 9:30 pm, trains will stop running through downtown so crews can tackle important safety maintenance. If you’re traveling late, expect to hop on a shuttle bus to finish your trip. Service returns to normal by 4 am Thursday. DART staff and police will be around to help, but plan for a few extra minutes on your journey. Anyone else adjusting their evening plans because of this? Let’s share tips for getting around! #Transportation #Dallas #DART00Share
