Could you go 30 days without using your car? Dallas Area Rapid Transit, Denton County Transportation Authority and Lyft issued a car challenge in September and now 50 North Texans are giving it a try.

Between Oct. 8 and Nov. 6, these challenge participants will “ditch their cars,” and instead get around town on public transit, Lyft and Zipcar. All participants have received a transportation credit of nearly $600.

“As people continue to move into our region and congested traffic becomes more of a reality, DART looks forward to partnering with Lyft on creative solutions that promote individual mobility giving people a reason to get out of their personal vehicles,” said Nevin Grinnell, Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer, DART.

DART and DCTA will issue participants a local monthly pass via the new GoPass^® mobile app. The app is free and available in either the App Store or Google Play store.

Could you go 30 days without using your car? Dallas Area Rapid Transit, Denton County Transportation Authority and Lyft issued a car challenge in September and now 50 North Texans are giving it a try.

Between Oct. 8 and Nov. 6, these challenge participants will “ditch their cars,” and instead get around town on public transit, Lyft and Zipcar. All participants have received a transportation credit of nearly $600.

“As people continue to move into our region and congested traffic becomes more of a reality, DART looks forward to partnering with Lyft on creative solutions that promote individual mobility giving people a reason to get out of their personal vehicles,” said Nevin Grinnell, Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer, DART.

DART and DCTA will issue participants a local monthly pass via the new GoPass^® mobile app. The app is free and available in either the App Store or Google Play store.

Could you go 30 days without using your car? Dallas Area Rapid Transit, Denton County Transportation Authority and Lyft issued a car challenge in September and now 50 North Texans are giving it a try.

Between Oct. 8 and Nov. 6, these challenge participants will “ditch their cars,” and instead get around town on public transit, Lyft and Zipcar. All participants have received a transportation credit of nearly $600.

“As people continue to move into our region and congested traffic becomes more of a reality, DART looks forward to partnering with Lyft on creative solutions that promote individual mobility giving people a reason to get out of their personal vehicles,” said Nevin Grinnell, Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer, DART.

DART and DCTA will issue participants a local monthly pass via the new GoPass^® mobile app. The app is free and available in either the App Store or Google Play store.