The front-line employees at DART are essential and valuable during these trying times. Meet Wadell Gray, DART Bus Dispatcher.

A note from Wadell:

I’ve worked at DART for 30 years. A regular day for me starts off at 3 o’clock in the morning – if it’s the weekend, it’s 2 a.m.  Whatever day it is, I’ve got to have that fresh pot of coffee going! Then it's time to gear up, fire up the computer, put on my headset, and get locked and loaded for the day. I love what I do, because it's always been a challenging opportunity for me.

During this difficult time, I would say to reassure yourself.

Learn more about DART’s coronavirus response at DART.org/health.

The front-line employees at DART are essential and valuable during these trying times. Meet Wadell Gray, DART Bus Dispatcher.

A note from Wadell:

I’ve worked at DART for 30 years. A regular day for me starts off at 3 o’clock in the morning – if it’s the weekend, it’s 2 a.m.  Whatever day it is, I’ve got to have that fresh pot of coffee going! Then it's time to gear up, fire up the computer, put on my headset, and get locked and loaded for the day. I love what I do, because it's always been a challenging opportunity for me.

During this difficult time, I would say to reassure yourself.

Learn more about DART’s coronavirus response at DART.org/health.

The front-line employees at DART are essential and valuable during these trying times. Meet Wadell Gray, DART Bus Dispatcher.

A note from Wadell:

I’ve worked at DART for 30 years. A regular day for me starts off at 3 o’clock in the morning – if it’s the weekend, it’s 2 a.m.  Whatever day it is, I’ve got to have that fresh pot of coffee going! Then it's time to gear up, fire up the computer, put on my headset, and get locked and loaded for the day. I love what I do, because it's always been a challenging opportunity for me.

During this difficult time, I would say to reassure yourself.

Learn more about DART’s coronavirus response at DART.org/health.