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DART has received a $1.45 million Low or No Emission Grant from the Federal Transit Administration (FTA), which will be used to fund the addition of electric buses to DART’s fleet.

DART service will not operate on Monday, Sept. 4, 2017.

DART's next service change is scheduled for Sunday, August 20, 2017.

DART and the Des Moines Bicycle Collective recently opened four mobility hubs in the city of Des Moines. The mobility hubs provide access to two forms of transportation, DART bus service and the Des Moines Bicycle Collective’s BCycle stations, at one location.

DART and the Des Moines Bicycle Collective recently opened four mobility hubs in the city of Des Moines. The mobility hubs provide access to two forms of transportation, DART bus service and the Des Moines Bicycle Collective’s BCycle stations, at one location.

The Des Moines Regional Transit Authority (DART) and the Des Moines Bicycle Collective recently opened four mobility hubs in the city of Des Moines. Two additional hubs will be opening in the near future.

DART is hosting two public meetings to share details on fare policy changes.

DART is providing free rides to the public to cooling centers in Polk County Wednesday, July 19 through Friday, July 21 due to extreme heat.

DART is continuing to collect feedback on potential changes to Routes 5 and 91.