With two low-performing DART bus routes in Irving axed this month, some residents are concerned about their ability to get to work, attend medical appointments and reach services like a local inclement weather shelter.
City officials say they’re in talks with the Dallas Area Rapid Transit agency, trying to work out a solution. That comes even as voters prepare to weigh the fate of DART in Irving this spring.
Lana Hansen leads the homeless services nonprofit Many Helping Hands. She told the Irving City Council in late January about the potential burden on local nonprofits and first responders to support residents who used these bus routes…