Public transportation across Dallas–Fort Worth

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Transportation

Explore Dallas–Fort Worth with easy, affordable, and convenient public transportation options.

Overview

Getting Around Dallas–Fort Worth

DFW offers multiple public transportation options to help you travel around the Metroplex. Whether you're commuting, heading to an event, visiting an attraction, or exploring the city, these services can help you get where you need to go.

AFFORDABLE

Budget-friendly fares and daily passes.

CONVENIENT

Rail, bus, and on-demand transportation options.

SUSTAINABLE

Public transportation alternatives to driving.

ACCESSIBLE

Accessible vehicles, stations, and transportation options.

Public Transportation Systems

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Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART)

Multi-Modal Transit

The regional public transit agency serving Dallas and 12 surrounding cities — light rail, buses, the Silver Line, GoLink on-demand, the Dallas Streetcar, and paratransit to get you across the Metroplex without a car.

Service area: Dallas and participating surrounding cities

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Trinity Metro

Multi-Modal Transit

Fort Worth's public transit agency offering bus service, TEXRail commuter rail, on-demand mobility, and ACCESS paratransit across Fort Worth and Tarrant County.

Service area: Fort Worth and participating Tarrant County areas

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Trinity Railway Express (TRE)

Commuter Rail

Regional commuter rail connecting Dallas and Fort Worth with stops in Irving and the Mid-Cities, operated jointly by DART and Trinity Metro. Links to DFW Airport shuttles at CentrePort.

Service area: Dallas ↔ Irving ↔ Mid-Cities ↔ Fort Worth

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Denton County Transportation Authority (DCTA)

Multi-Modal Transit

Public transit for Denton County, including the A-train commuter rail, Connect bus service, GoZone on-demand, and connections into the DART system at Trinity Mills.

Service area: Denton County — Denton, Lewisville, and DART connections

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Other DFW Transit Services

Streetcar

Additional public transportation options across DFW, including the Dallas Streetcar, the M-Line Trolley in Uptown, GoLink, GoZone, and on-demand microtransit services.

Service area: Various DFW service areas

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Public Transportation Map

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DART Trinity Metro TRE DCTA Other Services
Plan a Journey

Popular Routes

Dallas ↔ DFW Airport

Primary: DART Rail (Orange Line)

Take the DART Rail Orange Line directly between central Dallas and DFW Airport Station.

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DFW Airport ↔ Fort Worth

Primary: TEXRail

Trinity Metro TEXRail connects DFW Airport Station to Fort Worth Central Station.

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Dallas ↔ Fort Worth

Primary: TRE

The Trinity Railway Express (TRE) commuter rail links Dallas Union Station to Fort Worth Central.

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DFW Airport ↔ Grapevine

Primary: TEXRail

TEXRail stops at Grapevine Main Street Station on its way to and from DFW Airport.

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Downtown Dallas ↔ Bishop Arts District

Primary: Dallas Streetcar

The Dallas Streetcar links Union Station downtown to the Bishop Arts District in Oak Cliff.

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Denton ↔ Dallas Area

Primary: DCTA A-train  ·  Connects: DART

Ride the DCTA A-train south and connect to DART to reach the Dallas area.

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Get Directions

Plan Your Trip

Route planning, schedules, and transfers are provided by Google Maps public transit directions. Frequent riders can use each agency's official trip planner.

By Air

Getting To & From the Airport

DFW Airport
DART

DART Rail (Orange Line) connects central Dallas directly to DFW Airport Station at Terminal A.

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DFW Airport
TEXRail

Trinity Metro TEXRail links Fort Worth and Grapevine to DFW Airport with a station at Terminal B.

Routes & Schedule
Dallas Love Field
DART

DART serves Love Field via the Inwood/Love Field Station with shuttle service to the terminal.

Routes & Schedule

Service Alerts

Real-time service alerts are provided by each transit agency. Always confirm current status before you travel.

Fares & Passes

Fares and passes change over time. View current fare information directly with each transit provider to make sure you have the right pass before you ride.

How to Ride

  1. 1Choose your transit system.
  2. 2Plan your route.
  3. 3Check the current schedule.
  4. 4Purchase the appropriate fare or pass.
  5. 5Arrive at the station or stop.
  6. 6Follow posted boarding information.
  7. 7Check service alerts before traveling.

Accessibility

DFW transit agencies offer wheelchair-accessible vehicles and stations, elevators, accessible boarding, and paratransit services. Visit each provider's official accessibility page for details.