Carrollton is seriously considering cutting ties with DART, which could leave commuters scrambling for new ways to get to work. If you rely on the train or bus to navigate the city, your daily routine might be about to get a lot more complicated.
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Leaving DART could save the city millions in sales tax contributions, but it might also tank property values near transit hubs and force you to pay more for private transportation.
Local taxpayers who never use the bus or train might see their tax dollars stay closer to home for other city services.
Commuters who don't own a car, students, and low-income residents who rely on DART to get to their jobs will be left without a reliable way to travel.
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