It will travel along seven cities and the airport: “Grapevine, Coppell, Dallas, Carrollton, Addison, Richardson, and Plano.” It will also have 10 stations along the line. The future Silver Line will provide passenger rail connections and service for those in the surrounding areas and will operate on the Cotton Belt Corridor and extend between the DFW airport and Shiloh Road in Plano. According to the news release, there will be 313 parking places, 5 DART bus bays, and access to a future Cotton Belt Regional Trail. Visit DART’s Red River Rivalry page for complete details.

Note: For the OU-Texas game on Saturday, October 7, DART will operate a modified rail schedule. This addition to the regional commuter rail system will improve access to major employment. All rail lines will operate on a 20-minute frequency until 10 p.m. DART anticipates that the Silver Line will begin operation in 2022. Once the construction is finished, the 12 th Street Station will allow for ease of transfer between DART’s Red and Orange Lines, as well as DART’s future Silver Line. Every day during the fair’s 24-day run, all Orange Line trains will offer extended service to Parker Road Station. Third-party shuttle buses will provide transportation for riders between CityLine/Bush Station, Downtown Plano Station, and Parker Road Station. In doing so, it will suspend service on its Red Line light rail north of CityLine/Bush Station “through the end of scheduled service,” with regular service resuming the next day on August 27 th.

DART offers a variety of fare types and purchase options to best meet your needs. Closed on Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. In a news release, DART announces it will begin construction on its 12 th Street Station in Plano on August 26 th. Customer Service Information is available 7 days a week : 5 a.m. DALLAS, Texas – DART announces in a news release it will begin construction in Plano at its 12th Street Station on August 26th.

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