The money will go toward upgrades like new shelters and benches, and real-time arrival displays, DART said.

DART approves $71.5 million to upgrade key infrastructure at bus stops across North Texas, enhancing comfort and ...

As a May 2 election nears for voters in Addison, University Park and Highland Park to reconsider their future in the Dallas ...

DART has approved a $71.5 million plan to upgrade bus stops throughout the Metroplex, adding new shelters, benches, real‑time ...

DART buses pick up and drop off passengers at DART's Mockingbird Station, one of the busiest stations on DART's Dallas-area ...

The program will add and replace 1,350 shelters with benches, real-time arrival displays and modern passenger technology, ...

Dozens of speakers expressed concerns over the possible loss of service in three DART member cities holding withdrawal ...

Dallas Area Rapid Transit bus stops are set for upgrades across the region after the transit agency’s board of directors approved up to $71.5 million for the project on March 24.

As the transit agency braces for three cities to possibly withdraw from the service, DART will begin the search for a new ...

Three cities, including Addison, are set to vote on withdrawing from the Dallas Area Rapid Transit system in May, which could lead to immediate service changes for Richardson residents if cities vote ...

The head of Dallas Area Rapid Transit won’t seek to renew her contract. She has steered the agency through changes and angst.