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TEXRail Launches More Trains, Cuts Wait Times in Half for Many

The DFW Airport Terminal B location is the most popular destination during weekdays

The new TEXRail service connecting Tarrant County, from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport to Fort Worth, has grown quickly in popularity in its first six months of service.

Since its launch in January, more than 320,000 passengers have boarded the train.

Trinity Metro recently launched more trains — cutting wait times in half during peak hours.

According to Trinity Metro, the DFW Airport Terminal B location is the most popular destination during weekdays, with the focus shifting to the Grapevine station on the weekend.

"This is our busiest station on the weekends, with many passengers taking advantage of TEXRail for the restaurants along Main Street," Trinity Metro representative Laura Hanna said via e-mail.

DESTINATION POPULARITY

 • WEEKDAYS:

  1. DFW Airport Terminal B Station
  2. Fort Worth Central Station
  3. Grapevine Station

• WEEKENDS:

  1. Grapevine Station
  2. DFW Airport Terminal B Station
  3. Fort Worth Central Station

BOARDING LOCATION POPULARITY

 • WEEKDAYS:

  1. DFW Airport Terminal B Station
  2. Fort Worth Central Station
  3. Grapevine Station

• WEEKENDS:

  1. Grapevine Station
  2. DFW Airport Terminal B Station
  3. Fort Worth Central Station

"Ridership is on the rise," Hanna said. "July has been the highest month of ridership since January, with more than 40,000 passengers."

Trinity Metro is also looking at the possibility of expanding the TEXRail service area.

"We are exploring the option of expanding to the Fort Worth Medical District, which has 60,000 employees," Hanna said. "No timeline has been set on when that service could begin."

The new trains will cause a shift in service times: ONLINE SCHEDULE.

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