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Monday! Monday!
May 1, 2012
So April 30th was anything but a typical Monday afternoon commute for most of DCTA’s A-train passengers. DCTA experienced a major signal outage which required the A-train to run at restricted speeds. We realize that this made for a long and frustrating commute home. We are working with our contractor to diagnose the cause of the issue and identify ways to prevent this issue from reoccurring. You trust DCTA is going to deliver you home safely and timely. Yesterday, we only partially met your expectation. We will work to do better.
For those unable to attend our public meeting because of the schedule delays, our presentation is posted online. Some staff will also ride trains throughout the week to collect feedback on our August 20th changes. You can also provide feedback here, on Facebook, at info@dcta.net or through twitter.
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Happy National Transit Employee Appreciation Day!
March 18, 2024
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.
August 30, 2024
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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