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Will feature greater passenger capacity, improved access.
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DART President Gary Thomas says that escalating construction costs will not delay any proposed projects. Public-private partnerships may be the right solution to ensure delays don't happen.
Read More →Energy efficient substations will supply power along light rail alignments.
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Grant is largest ever awarded to DART.
Read More →When complete in 2013, the expansion will double the total length of DART’s existing rail system to 90 miles.
Read More →Company will supply bus farebox systems to Atlanta, Dallas and Austin, Texas.
Read More →The grant will be used to continue construction of DART's 12.5-mile North Central Light Rail Transit line extension for the Dallas area.
Read More →Roger Snoble, president/CEO of Dallas Area Rapid Transit since 1994, announced his resignation last week to become the CEO of the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA). He will replace retiring MTA CEO Julian Burke in September.
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Roger Snoble has accepted a $295,000-per-year position as chief executive of L.A.'s Metropolitan Transportation Authority. Leaving his comfortable post at Dallas Area Rapid Transit wasn't easy, but Snoble says he works best when he's scared.
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