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  DART's New Fare Structure Starts This Weekend

  August 17 at 4 a.m.

  Beginning Saturday, riding Dallas Area Rapid Transit is going to be a little bit more expensive. Day passes are going up $1, monthly passes are going up $16 and DART's two-hour pass is going away. The bump isn't all bad news, though, as the transit system is also set to...

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  Dallas Hasn't Had Many Scooter or Bike Share Issues, DPD Says

  August 14 at 4 a.m.

  In the unlikely event that you actually get busted by Dallas police for riding an electric scooter somewhere you shouldn't, chances are you'll walk, or glide, away with a warning and a stern talking to rather than a ticket, Dallas Police Department brass said Monday. Giving out citations to scooter...

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  Here's Where Ofo's Bikes Ended Up

  August 6 at 10:24 a.m.

  It took a couple of weeks, but we finally know the fate of the remaining ofo bikes in Dallas. Sunday afternoon, photos of hundreds of the company's bikes, stacked up for recycling in South Dallas, began circulating on social media.

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  Get Ready for a Trafficpocalypse This Weekend in Oak Cliff

  July 27 at 4 a.m.

  Ah, the weekend. Your time to get away from workaday drudgery, head out into the scorching heat and pay $14 for two eggs and toast because you forgot you'd rather sleep than go out to brunch. They aren't perfect, especially in North Texas' midsummer blast furnace, but Saturdays and Sundays...

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  Ofo Left Dallas, But Its Bikes Are Still Here

  July 25 at 4 a.m.

  Ofo, the China-based purveyor of the yellow bikes that overwhelmed Dallas' urban landscape during the fall and spring, announced Thursday that it's getting out of the city. Dallas' newly passed bike-share rules were too much for the company, said Texas General Manager Everett Weiler, who added that the company had...

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  Lime Releases New Stats as It Closes in on One Year in Dallas

  July 24 at 4 a.m.

  Less than a week after its biggest bike-share competitor, ofo, announced that it's abandoning the Dallas market, Lime, the company behind all the green bikes and scooters in Dallas, says its business in the city is thriving. Over the seven months since the company last released ridership statistics in the...