J. Public transportation plays an essential role in the lives of Delawareans. It provides vital connections, bolsters the economy, improves the environment and helps to enhance our quality of life. Delaware Transit Corporation (DTC) proudly operates DART services in the First State.
Friday, August 28, 2020 – The Delaware Transit Corporation (DTC) was named by the Federal Transit Administration as one of 25 recipients for a highly competitive Accelerating Innovative Mobility (AIM) grant award. Seventy-five eligible grant proposals were submitted from 33 states and territories.
Labor Day – Monday, September 7, 2020 – New this Labor Day, DART offers bus service in New Castle County on Routes 2, 4, 5, 6, 13, 15, 33, 40, and 47, using a Saturday schedule, with Paratransit operating complimentary ADA-only service. DART’s Beach Bus service and Route 305 Beach Connection will also operate, with complimentary ADA-only service for Paratransit. All other fixed route and paratransit services will not operate.
Paratransit riders can once again pay their Paratransit fare using tickets and cash starting Monday, August 31,
as the option to be billed for trips will no longer be available. Customers are encouraged to use DART Pass, the
mobile fare payment app for a contactless payment option.
The Delaware Transit Corporation (DTC) – DART First State is pleased to announce our “Clean Energy and Energy Savings Initiative” continues to move forward with our recent award of a $2.5 million Federal Transit Administration (FTA) grant for Buses and Bus Facilities Program to install solar array at our Dover Operations and Administration Facility.
Delaware Transit Corporation (DTC) announced today that DART’s “Stuff The Bus” COVID-19 Relief Efforts Food Drive collected 4.5 tons (9,097 pounds) of food.
Traffic Information: DelDOT announces to motorists that I-95 Southbound On-Ramp access from North Jackson Street will be closed for the demolition of the existing ramp and the construction of a new ramp.
DART has released a new, downloadable online resource on our website titled, DART COVID-19 Strategy at a Glance, showing a matrix of measures DART has implemented in response to COVID-19.
Delaware Transit Corporation (DTC) announced today that DART’s “Stuff The Bus” COVID-19 Relief
Efforts Food Drive collected 4.5 tons (9,097 pounds) of food. The week-long food drive took place from
June 22 to June 26 at the Safeway stores in Rehoboth and Dover, and the ShopRite stores at First State
Plaza, Brandywine Commons and Four Seasons Shopping Centers.
Friday, July 3, 2020 – DART services will operate on a Saturday schedule; Route 305 – Beach Connection from Wilmington to Rehoboth begins service, operating Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.
