DART remains committed to keeping our patrons and employees safe. We stay in close contact with local, state, and national health authorities, including the Texas Department of State Health Services and the CDC. We will continue to monitor the situation for residents in the North Texas region. DART encourages passengers who feel sick or are experiencing symptoms to stay home and avoid public places.

In accordance with the Transportation Security Administration's (TSA) decision to no longer enforce the Security Directives and Emergency Amendment requiring a face mask be worn over the mouth and nose on public transportation and transportation hubs, DART will no longer require that a face mask be worn by passengers and operators while onboard DART vehicles or at DART facilities.

DART remains committed to providing a safe environment for our passengers and employees. Face masks and hand sanitizer dispensers will remain in place and available on all buses, light rail vehicles, TRE vehicles, and Dallas streetcars for anyone who chooses to continue to wear a face mask for additional safety.

DART continues undertaking aggressive agency wide cleaning and safety protocols on buses, light rail, paratransit vehicles, and properties.