DART and Hy-Vee, Inc. are partnering to provide free transportation from the flood impacted Harding Hills Hy-Vee.
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DART is providing free rides to the Polk County Flood Disaster Recovery Center. Anyone needing a ride can tell the bus operator as the get on the bus without paying fare.
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To celebrate and honor their service to our country, veterans can ride free on DART buses starting June 18, 2018 with photo identification showing veteran status.
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DART has new fareboxes installed on 30 of its buses to test before fareboxes are installed fleetwide in fall 2018. This will cause some changes for riders, should they board a bus with a new farebox on it.
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A new pilot project aims to make it easier for refugees and immigrants to learn to ride DART. The project, which includes new signage and how-to-ride guides in multiple languages, is the result of nine months of work by participants in the Greater Des Moines Leadership Institute’s Community Leadership Program.
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DART is replacing the fareboxes on all of its buses in August with fareboxes that will work better with new technologies. Before this happens, DART will install 30 of the new fareboxes in buses for testing and is looking for approximately 100 riders to help test new bus passes.
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As of Sunday, July 1, 2018, current DART bus information will no longer be available in the RideTime app. Riders will want to download the MyDART app for the new Next DART Bus feature and additional trip planning tools.
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Beginning Thursday, June 7, 2018, the Des Moines Area Religious Council (DMARC) Mobile Food Pantry will be on-site at DART Central Station every Thursday.
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DART's next service change will take place on Sunday, June 3. In this service change, DART will remove school service from eight Local Routes and will offer schedule information for a shuttle serving the Deer Ridge Apartment Complex in southwest Des Moines.