The board votes on priorities tonight, tell them to include funding!

List of GMP projects by city

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Members of DATA gathered during our July regular meeting to participate in a discussion on the likely selection of Nathaniel Ford as the new CEO for DART. W

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Dallas Area Transit Alliance (DATA) celebrates a decisive victory in Addison and University Park, where residents voted to maintain their connection to the regional transit network.

On May 2, Park Cities residents will decide whether to stay with DART. Nick Palles, a Highland Park local, explains how “you’ll be paying either way; a vote to stay is a vote to have a say.”

“Lies, damned lies, and statistics” - Mark Twain

Ahead of a May withdrawal vote, Dallas Area Transit Alliance produced a video imagining what it a DART-less Addison would look like.

Here are our recommendations for candidates in DART member cities

We asked questions to candidates in all DART cities, here's their answers:

DATA is disappointed to hear that an agreement between Nadine Lee and the Board, could not be reached, and that the Board has decided to immediately terminate her tenure as President and CEO.

Consequences and context

Voters will decide the future of transit in Addison, Highland Park, and University Park

The general membership of the Dallas Area Transit Alliance (DATA) held an emergency meeting last night, February 17th, to discuss the new General Mobility Program proposal

We all left that board meeting scratching our heads.

Hello everyone!

In light of the recent developments in the DART-member city negotiations, it is more important than ever for the transit riders to have input on the changes that have been proposed:

Who really controls DART?

On Tuesday, the DART Board will meet to discuss the current status of negotiations on the agency’s future.

Does DART Work in DFW?

Black History Month, Brad Lomax, Disability, Public Transit, and The Lives That Depend on Access

Why can't we just get more money?

That money has to go somewhere.

Don't ditch your resolutions yet!

Why are suburban cities so hell-bent on getting that DART money?

The city asks the committee to rank residents against each other to see who gets rides and who gets left behind