In Dallas the transit, buses and subways are known as DARTS which mean The Dallas Area Rapid Transit authority.Buses, rail, computer rail and HOV lanes in Dallas and about 12 suburbs. The 45 miles of DART track make it the largest Dallas light rail operator in the States of Dallas. DART rail system have 48.6 miles between its two lines the Red and the blue line. DART's Light Rail system has a ridership of 61,000/day and is the eighth most ridden light rail system in the , ahead of Denver, Colorado 58,900 and behind Saint Louis’s 79,800. In the yar2006, DART operates 120 fixed-regular bus routes and several circular and shuttle routes. There are 32 local routes, which just serve downtown of Dallas. Some locals link the suburbs with downtown Dallas. There are around 11 express routes which ferry passengers between two areas with limited or no stops in between. These utilize HOV lanes on freeways when possible. There are 29 suburban routes, which link the suburban neighborhoods of DART to transit centers. DART has 18 cross-town routes which run through Dallas and its suburbs, but not downtown. The final fixed route categories are the 30 rail-feeder routes that start and end at rail stations. Most trips in the DART system are carried by bus system. In the year of 2006, DART have carried around 150,000 passenger trips each day. This makes DART the 2nd most used system in Texas, behind Houston Metro and ahead of San Antonio.Dallas buses are surrounded all over the city.HOV lane are also move Dallas city.Local routes, Express routes, Suburban routes, Cross-town routes, Rail feeder routes are also move all over the city.

DART numbers its bus routes according to the type of route:

• Local routes,
• Express routes,
• "Suburban" routes,
• Cross-town routes,
• Rail feeder routes,

DART has launched their on-call shuttle service to replace many less productive DART bus routes. It was first opened in some North Dallas and Plano, Texas neighborhoods and in late 2005 has expanded to Glenn Heights in the Northern country. DART On-Call currently operates weekdays only.

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