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Created on: May 05, 2009 Last Updated: August 13, 2009
There are several public transportation options in Dallas, TX. Cab or shuttle services are abundant in the DFW metroplex, but the main public transportation in Dallas is DART or the Dallas Area Rapid Transit.
You can travel in Dallas and surrounding suburbs very economically.
Taxis & Shuttles
Although there are several independent taxi services throughout the DFW area, here is a short list of recommended and established cab and shuttle companies.
SuperShuttle: 972-615-2410
If you do not mind sharing a ride from the airport, this is an economical way to leave DFW airport, especially if your destination is an area hotel. If you opt for a more luxurious ride you can upgrade from a shuttle to a private business class sedan with a chauffeur.
Shuttle service from DFW to downtown Dallas: starts at $17.00 per person (depending on final destination)
You could get the private ride: an ExecuCar Sedan Service that allows up to 4 passengers for the same trip for around $59.00.
Cowboy Cab Company 214-428-0202
This cab company has been servicing the Dallas area since 1985, with over 300 taxicabs.
Yellow Cab Company 214-424-6262
One of Dallas' oldest taxi companies, Yellow Cab operates 1,000 + taxicabs. They also offer full size sedans and vans, limousines, and bus transportation services.
Cab service from DFW to downtown Dallas: approx $45.00
TRE (Trinity Railway Express)
http://www.trinityrailwayexpress.org
Another public option for transportation from the DFW airport is the TRE (Trinity Railway Express) With routes both to Dallas and Ft Worth, Texas this is another economical way to get to your destination. The TRE is a partnership between DART and the T (Fort Worth's transit agency) that joins the Dallas Union Station to the Fort Worth Intermodal Transportation Center.
You can get a Premium Day Pass for the TRE for $5.00.
Whether you are a visitor to Dallas, or a resident, traveling from point A to point B in Dallas traveling has never been easier, if you use DART.
DART (Dallas Area Rapid Transit)
The Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) has evolved from a company that just ran streetcars, the Dallas Terminal Railway and Union Depot Company, to a multi-faceted transportation system that employees not only buses, but also utilizes light rail, HOV lanes, as well as a partnership with Ft Worth's transit agency to give Dallasites an economical way to travel in the DFW area. Dart even offers Vanpool service that allows up to 14 people to share the monthly cost of service collectively. Another
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