Passengers can enjoy free rides on Trinity Metro transportation for the entire month of November.
"Trinity Metro has been an integral part of the community for 40 years," said President & CEO Richard Andreski. "We want to celebrate our 40th anniversary by offering free trips throughout November as way to thank our loyal riders - and to invite new riders to try our transit network."
Free rides are included on the buses, TEXRail, ZIPZONE on-demand rideshare vans and ACCESS paratransit vehicles.
Rides will also be free on the Trinity Railway Express in the west zone; between Fort Worth T&P Station and CentrePort Station.
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A reminder for passengers, if you are traveling outside of Tarrant County you will still need a regional ticket.
Trinity Metro began operating on Nov. 8, 1983, as the Fort Worth Transportation Authority. Today, the transportation provider operates a bus network, TEXRail commuter rail line, ACCESS paratransit, ZIPZONE on-demand rideshare services, Fort Worth Bike Sharing, vanpools and it jointly owns and operates Trinity Railway Express with Dallas Area Rapid Transit.
