ADDITIONAL LINKS

How to Ride

An Index of DART Services

With 65 DART Rail stations, 10 TRE stations and 14 bus transfer facilities, your DART pass is like a key to the city — putting you within steps of the places you go every day.

DART buses and trains operate daily from approximately 5 a.m. to midnight. DART Rail offers service every 7½-15 minutes during rush hours, and 20 minutes during the midday and weekends, and 30 minutes late at night. Bus schedules vary by neighborhood. In addition, service times and schedules vary on holidays. Use the online DART Trip Planner, Google Transit or contact DART Customer Service at 214-979-1111 for complete information.

Your Guide to Ride
DART's Mobility Ambassador Program provides FREE Travel Orientation to anyone who needs a little extra help using public transit (DART's bus and rail service). Click here to learn more.

My Ride North Texas provides a one-stop transportation resource, where anyone can find a ride in the 16 county North Central Texas region, and transportation providers can support their communities. This website was created to meet the transportation needs our military veteran's face every day, and has been extended to serve the needs of everyone in the North Texas region.
Click here to learn more.

DART BUS SYSTEM

With 130+ routes, our buses take you anywhere in our service area for a Local fare. We also provide innovative options, such as Flex Service in many of our suburbs.

DART RAIL

The 93-mile light rail system consists of four lines:

Red - Parker Road to Westmoreland (north-southwest)
Blue - Downtown Rowlett to UNT Dallas (northeast-south)
Green - North Carrollton to Buckner (northwest-southeast)
Orange - DFW Airport to Parker Road or LBJ/Central (northwest-north)

All lines serve downtown Dallas.

TRINITY RAILWAY EXPRESS (TRE)

This commuter train connects the downtowns of Dallas and Fort Worth, with stops in the Mid-Cities and connections to DFW International Airport Monday through Saturday. You'll pay Local fare for a trip between Union Station and CentrePort/DFW Airport Station, and a Regional fare into Tarrant County.

GOLINK

GoLink GoLink is the new shuttle serving your neighborhood by request. DART service in Far North Plano, Rowlett, Legacy West, North Central Plano/Chase Oaks, Rylie, Kleberg, Inland Port and six suburban neighborhoods just got personal. It's flexible and available when you need it. Take it to work, run errands or connect to other DART services.

DALLAS STREETCAR

The city's modern streetcar system extends 2.45 miles from Dallas Union Station to the popular Bishop Arts District. Hours of operation for this free service are 5:30 a.m. to midnight, every 20 minutes, seven days a week. Note: Dallas Streetcar Ride to Cost $1 Starting July 27, 2020

M-LINE TROLLEY

M-Line This vintage trolley links the downtown Dallas Arts District with the trendy shops, galleries and bistros of Uptown, including West Village, with connections to DART Rail at Cityplace/Uptown Station. Newly completed is a southern extension along St. Paul and Olive streets to near St. Paul and Pearl/Arts District stations and Klyde Warren Park.

DART PARATRANSIT SERVICES

DART Paratransit 150 modern, accessible vehicles provide curb-to-curb transportation to people with disabilities who are unable to use regular fixed-route buses or trains. Eligible riders may schedule trips anywhere within the DART Service Area including DFW International and Love Field airports.

DART VANPOOLS

Vanpool Passenger vans — complete with maintenance, insurance and emergency taxi rides home — are available to groups of six to 15 commuters with common origins and destinations. DART Vanpools are often fully or partially subsidized by employers.

RIDER ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS

Rider Assistance Programs include Collin County Rides and DART Rides, a transportation program for residents of qualified cities or ZIP codes. More information at DART.org/Rides