You may view the expanded GoLink service map here. “Working with all 13 service-area cities, employers, community leaders, and transit riders, DART has developed a new bus system that is designed to ensure passengers have safe and easy access to employment, education, and entertainment areas across the DART Service Area.” “As the North Texas region continues to experience unparalleled growth, becoming a national and international destination for both residents and corporations, DART has undertaken a complete, blank-slate redesign of the existing bus system,” DART’s website says. You simply enter your location and destination into the app on your phone or call DART with details, and the GoLink shuttle arrives to pick you up and drop you off.ĭART says expanding their GoLink service will replace under-performing fixed routes and maintain service coverage. If you or your family members are DART bus riders, you should know there are big changes coming to routes throughout our neighborhood.ĭART will discontinue its regular bus routes in some areas and replace them with GoLink, a kind of “service on demand.” GoLink uses smaller, more efficient “smart” buses, which provide curb-to-curb service.

Have you noticed the red and white “hoods” over bus stop signs in Lake Highlands and around Dallas? They are covering yellow DART signs on Abrams Road, Greenville Avenue and other streets. handyDART picks you up at your accessible door and drops you off at the accessible door of your destination. Big changes are coming to DART bus routes in LH and around Dallas. Pentictons handyDART is an accessible, door-to-door shared transit service for people with permanent or temporary disabilities that prevent them from using fixed-route transit without assistance from another person.

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