The Dallas Area Rapid Transit system officially launched its long-awaited Silver Line this weekend, offering free rides and a new way to connect communities across North Texas.
The 26-mile commuter rail stretches from Plano to DFW International Airport, linking seven cities: Plano, Richardson, Dallas, Addison, Carrollton, Coppell, and Grapevine. The line includes 10 stops, including one at UT Dallas — a major convenience for students.
With fares waived for the first two weeks, trains were packed with riders eager to experience the new service.
"As of today, the Silver Line is open. We're so excited about it," said Jasmyn Carter, a spokesperson for DART, during a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Riders praise speed and convenience
Riders say the new line is already making a difference.
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