RTC wants to hire a consultant to study public transportation issue in North Texas
AdvertisementThe white paper written by Morris laying out the need for the study, said current projections forecast an influx of four million new residents to the region and an additional three million jobs.
Morris said to be successful, a combination of innovation needs to occur because not all communities are successful on an all roadway system.
“This is big. I suspect this study will take a year to year and a half,” Webb said. “And it has far reaching results because you have the city of Dallas that has a majority of DART positions it controls, and you have the Tarrant County transit agencies controlled primarily by Fort Worth. You could have major changes, and then I think what would happen is this would go down to the legislature if it requires any legislative changes.
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