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Coming Soon: New and Improved DCTA Website
July 9, 2018
On Monday, August 13, we will launch a new website to better serve our riders with enhanced functionality for more ease of use. We updated our current site in early 2014, and a revamp of our website falls within the standard marketing practice of updating a site every couple of years in conjunction with a company branding overhaul.
Our new website will have an updated design that will align with our current brand standards and will include the following key features:
- Responsive design for desktop and mobile
- Enhanced trip planner
- PCI compliant ticket store/cart
- New comprehensive media center
- More valuable content in a reader-friendly format
- Accurate and compelling content, available in three or less clicks
Want a sneak peek of what we’ve got up our sleeves? Check out the photos below to see how our new site will look:
Let us know in the comment section below what you’re most excited about for our new website launch!
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Happy National Transit Employee Appreciation Day!
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Join Denton County Transportation Authority in celebrating National Transit Employee Appreciate Day, March 18, 2024! Every year, DCTA celebrates bus and rail operators for their endless dedication and commitment to serving Denton County. This year, we are extending.
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Upgrades coming August 19th – More Buses. More Stops. Every 20 minutes.
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Upgrades coming August 19th will provide even more convenience for those taking the Connect Bus—all with the same excellent customer service you’re used to. If you are using our GoZone services between 7 AM and 9 PM, and.
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Free DCTA Rides to the Polls for Texas Primary Election Day
February 28, 2024
Here to take you to and from the polls for Primary Election Day for FREE! On Tuesday, March 5, Denton County Transportation Authority (DCTA) will offer FREE rides to and from the polls for Texas Primary Election Day..
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Train Yourself. Avoid Traffic.
February 1, 2024
Living in southern Denton County, like Lewisville, Highland Village, and Flower Mound? If you do, you just know it’s almost impossible to avoid the hassle on Interstate 35E. Or is it? Whether you’re traveling to Dallas for work.
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