Don’t Derail Our Future
Keep DART in Plano
Keeping DART means keeping regional access, reliable service and the transportation system serving all transit riders in Plano - Not just the few.
What’s Happening?
City Council placed a vote on the May ballot to consider removing Plano from the DART system after more than 40 years of regional partnership. If Plano leaves, it impacts rail, buses, GoLink, paratransit and the future of mobility in North Texas.
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We’ve been riding daily to let riders know and many of them don’t. The city has a website, but has not hosted a single town hall. We’ve been sending emails, but they are going unanswered. This is why we will continue to show up and demand more from our council.
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We’ll lose access to DART the day after the election. We’ll continue to pay until the Silver Line is paid off. Plano doesn’t have a plan to support those who rely on transit.
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This one should be a given, but the City does not seem interested in upholding what they promised on Nov 5.
Why This Decision Matters for Plano
How we handle transit today shapes our city for decades.
Accessibility & Independence
DART connects seniors, disabled riders, and low-income residents to doctors, groceries, work, and community life. Losing it means fewer options — and less independence.
Traffic & Congestion
Transit takes cars off the road, reducing congestion and long-term street maintenance costs. Without DART, we face more cars, more delays, and higher infrastructure costs.
Jobs & Local Economy
Employers choose cities with strong transit. Workers rely on DART for access to job centers, schools, and regional mobility — supporting Plano’s businesses and workforce.
Plano’s Future & Growth
Keeping DART is an investment in Plano’s long-term infrastructure. Leaving now risks isolating Plano while the rest of the region expands and modernizes transit.
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