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Dress for Success: Summertime Transit Tricks
If you’ve ever experienced a Texas summer, then you know how challenging it can be to dress for work and avoid the inevitable summer sweats, especially when taking public transit. From unsightly pit stains to sweaty hair, the.
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Roundup: July Public Transit Chatter
The year is now more than halfway over, but that hasn’t stopped the slew of transit news that keeps on piling in! From decked-out bus stops to bamboo trains, check out our top stories we’ve rounded up for.
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Roundup: February Public Transit Chatter
Aw, the month of love is here! One way we at DCTA can “share the love” with our passengers is to take it upon ourselves to provide the latest public transit and mobility news. That way, you can.
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Roundup: December Public Transit Chatter
The holidays are here, and we’re making sure you know what’s happening in the public transit world with all the good cheer going around. Check out our top stories we’ve rounded up for the last month of the.
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#AskDCTA: How Kid-Friendly is DCTA?
Wondering what you can and can’t bring on DCTA vehicles? Need to know more about our lost and found policy? Now you can #AskDCTA! In our monthly blog content series, our customer service team answers frequently-asked rider questions.
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Roundup: May Public Transit Chatter
Hello May! Time is going by so fast, we can’t believe we’re almost halfway done with 2019. Just like time, transit news is coming in so quickly that it can be hard to keep up with what’s going.
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Public Transportation – Your New Stress Buster
A lot has changed over the years. Our current lifestyles are now so fast-paced and stressful which puts our health in serious trouble! One main contributor to our stress is our car. We know – ever since you.
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UPDATE: Ride Public Transit for a Healthier Heart
Taking advantage of public transportation can benefit you in many ways – including better health! Several recent studies have found that use of public transportation delivers numerous health and safety benefits, including having lower risk of high blood.