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President’s Post – DCTA Bus Ridership
May 4, 2012
While the A-train gets a great deal of the press with DCTA, it is essential to re
cognize the role of the bus system in the services we provide. In FY11, over 2.4 million passengers boarded our buses in our service area. This is reflective of a steady growth since the assumption of bus operations by DCTA, and is on a trend to continue. These buses carried passengers throughout our communities to jobs, essential services, and education. The bus service also provide the “first mile” and “last mile” conections from the A-train. We are pleased with the new buses we have, and look forward to the arrival of new buses for the UNT campus shuttle. We remain focused on keeping the buses clean, well maintained and on-time. Our drivers are key ambassadors for our agency, and they succeed on the front line of service to our riders day in and day out.
Let us know (www.dcta.net) if we can improve our service to you in any way.
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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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