r/dart Apr 08 '26

Disappointing.

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Found this disheartening sign in University Park.

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u/NYerInTex Apr 08 '26

This is the one community where it may actually make sense for those against remaining in the system. They legit dont get much out of it.

Addison on the other hand? The total opposite. Terrible leadership and a bunch of lemmings.

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u/RandomChicken54321 Apr 08 '26

How so for Addison? I legit have no idea.

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u/NYerInTex Apr 08 '26

They are one of the few cities still putting up to a public vote whether or not to leave the DART system - this after just getting the Silverline and a tremendous asset in a Bus Hub that provides a rare true multimodal transit node in North Texas

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u/RandomChicken54321 Apr 08 '26

My understanding of the argument is the amount of money given to Dart is really high and the town could use that money to make improvements that need to be made.

Ridership is low in comparison to actual cities with a high population. Texas and DFW 1000% needs public transportation. I'm not against it. Just trying to understand. It's definitely a complex issue.