DALLAS — Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) is ramping up service across North Texas ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026™, announcing temporary enhancements and permanent changes that take effect June 8.

Routes and fares across 12 member cities remain largely unimpacted by Highland Park exit.

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A shooting involving Dallas Area Rapid Transit police officers on Sunday evening is under investigation, DART officials confirm. DART said the shooting happened around 5:30 p.m. on Sunday at the ...

With the World Cup less than three weeks away, Dallas Area Rapid Transit officials say they’re ready to transport an ...

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The Dallas Cowboys were hopeful the World Cup final would end up in their stadium. They settled for the consolation prize of more matches than any of the 16 sites in the event co-hosted by the U.S., ...

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Trinity Metro is preparing an enhanced mobility plan to support increased travel demand during the FIFA World Cup soccer ...

Public transportation plays a starring role in the Dallas area's World Cup transit planning, given that many attendees are traveling to the area from overseas and won't have ...