We continue honoring women in transit this month by spotlighting the incredible women who help move our community forward. Twyla Ellis, Bus Dispatcher, began her career in transit as a bus operator and now helps keep service running smoothly behind the scenes. "When it comes to what I do, it’s not just a job. I embody empowering women and moving people." Let's continue celebrating the women who paved the way and those shaping the future today. #WomensHistoryMonth #DARTWomen | Dallas Area Rapid T

Dallas Area Rapid Transit service was suspended through Downtown Dallas Wednesday afternoon as crews dealt with a fire on a train near the Pearl/Arts District Station, officials said. Read more: https://www.wfaa.com/article/travel/dart-train-service-downtown-dallas-suspended-due-to-incident/287-aa8fea47-2110-4111-90cd-2867ec713295?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_WFAA | WFAA

Dallas Area Rapid Transit service is being impacted because of a crash involving a fire engine that veered off a bridge in Downtown Dallas. FULL UPDATE: | Hanna Battah

Did you know?🚆 The Silver Line will connect to three major DART Rail lines, making it easier than ever to get around North Texas! 🔸 In Plano, connect to the Red and Orange Line at 12th Street Station. 🔸 In Richardson, transfer to the Red and Orange Lines at CityLine/Bush Station. 🔸 In Downtown Carrollton, hop on the Green Line. 🔸 And at DFW Terminal B, you can take a short walk to transfer to the Orange Line at DFW Airport Station. Stay tuned to hear more from Shyam about the Silver Line! ✨

Dallas Area Rapid Transit (Official DART page) Silver Line is officially rolling through Downtown Carrollton as testing began the week of April 27. Trains are running on weekdays from 9am-4pm, horns included, so don’t be alarmed. These are just practice runs with no passengers onboard. Once complete, the 26 mile route will link DFW Airport to Plano with stops in seven cities, and yes, Carrollton is on the map. Details: cityofcarrollton.com/Home/Components/News/News/4336/27 | Carrollton, TX - Cit