Transportation
D&M Leasing Marks 50 Years by Keeping the Customer at the Center
Five decades after opening its doors, the nation’s largest consumer car leasing company continues to grow by simplifying the vehicle shopping experience, investing in people, and earning customer trust. Read more Mark Nurdin When D&M Leasing was founded in 1976, the idea was simple: leasing could be easier, more transparent, and more customer-focused. Fifty years […]
Moving Your Family Across Atlanta Without the Usual Chaos
A move across Atlanta may not involve crossing state lines, but for a family, changing neighborhoods can still feel like a major undertaking. Bedrooms need to be packed, school routines have to be considered, furniture must reach the new house, and everyday life continues while everything is being prepared for the transition. The difference between […]
Making a Young Family Move to Durham Feel Less Overwhelming
Moving with young children changes the definition of a “simple” household relocation. Adults may be focused on contracts, furniture, utilities, and boxes, while children are much more concerned with where their favorite toys will go and whether their familiar routines will still exist. A Durham move can become easier when parents divide the process into […]
Across the Country Without the Chaos: Structuring a Boston-to-San Francisco Move
A move from Boston to San Francisco is not something that should be squeezed into a single hurried schedule. The distance alone creates several moving parts, from preparing the original home and loading the shipment to coordinating transportation and getting ready for delivery in California. A multi-day plan gives each stage enough breathing room. Instead […]
When Your California-to-Hawaii Moving Plans Change: Keeping the Relocation on Track
A long-distance household move rarely follows the original plan down to the smallest detail. A home closing can shift by a few days, a lease may be extended, furniture might be added to the shipment, or the new property may suddenly become available earlier than expected. When the destination is an island, even relatively small […]
Trinity Metro Juror Shuttle Service to End June 30
FORT WORTH, Texas — Trinity Metro’s Juror Shuttle will discontinue service effective June 30, 2026, following changes to jury parking arrangements by Tarrant County. Beginning July 1, 2026, Tarrant County will no longer utilize La Grave Field for juror parking. As a result, the dedicated Juror Shuttle will no longer operate. Read more Worth Credit Union Names Katie […]
Trinity Metro Celebrates America’s 250th Birthday with Free Rides
As the United States marks a historic milestone, 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence, Trinity Metro is joining the celebration in a big way. On Saturday, July 4, 2026, Trinity Metro will provide free rides on all local Tarrant County services, inviting everyone to be part of this once-in-a-generation birthday celebration. […]
Planners talk transportation needs in Fort Worth and the region
At the Infrastructure and Growth Committee this week, the City’s Transportation & Public Works Department and the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) presented a short- to long-range capital programs accounting for mobility needs in greater Fort Worth. Part of the efforts involve leveraging various modes of transportation to enhance safety and mitigate congestion. As part […]
City Council adopts Master Transportation Plan
The Fort Worth City Council unanimously adopted the Master Transportation Plan (MTP) into the Comprehensive Plan on Tuesday. Local agencies, such as Tarrant County and Trinity Metro, joined local community groups at the council meeting to express their support and confirm their collaboration in developing the plan. Read more Artisan Circle Kicks Off Summer with Evening Markets and […]