DART real-time information is now working on the majority of buses. The remainder of buses will be updated throughout today. Click the headline for more info.
Effective Sunday, June 5, 2016, stop #2747 at Valley West Mall will be moved to 31st Street. The move will affect Local Routes 3 and 52 and Flex Routes 72 and 74.
Three local groups want you to leave your car keys at home and try a new way to get around this summer. The Des Moines Bicycle Collective, DART and Uber are partnering together to highlight the many transportation options available in the region.
Effective Sunday, May 1, 2016, the Valley West Mall bus stop #2747 for Routes 3, 52, and Flex Routes 72 & 74 is moving to stops on Westown Parkway, south of the mall. Buses will pick up and drop off at sidewalks on either side of Westown Parkway.
The St. Patrick's Day parade is this Saturday, March 17 at noon. Park your car downtown and take a free shuttle to the parade route. Buses run approx. every 10-15 minutes. Click the link above for route maps.
Valley West Mall management recently informed the Des Moines Area Regional Transit Authority (DART) that the bus stop located at the mall must move off property by April 30, 2016. More than 350 riders use the Valley West Mall stop on an average weekday. Approximately 75% of those riders are working or shopping in the area while the other 25% are transferring.
Welcome to Des Moines, basketball fans! DART provides quick and easy (and some FREE!) transportation to Wells Fargo Arena for the NCAA Basketball Tournament. Click the link above for info on trip planning, cost and tools for riding DART.
Help plan for the future of transit in Greater Des Moines by attending a public meeting or drop by meeting Feb. 29 – Mar. 2. Click the title above to find out where and when the meetings are in your community.
The region’s master plan for public transit, DART Forward 2035, is ready for its first update, and everyone from the Greater Des Moines area is invited to help. Adopted in 2011, the long-range plan is being updated at this five-year mark to ensure it meets the needs of the community’s growing and changing population.
