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Dallas Area Rapid Transit Bonds

Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) was founded in 1983 and is headquartered in Dallas, Texas, serving as a regional public transportation authority. The company's primary purpose is to provide accessible, efficient, and reliable transit services across the Dallas metropolitan area, encompassing bus, light rail, and commuter rail services.

Bond NameCountryMaturityCoupon(%)
DALTRN 2.61% 2048-12-01 USDDallas Area Rapid TransitUnited States2048-12-012.6135.10
DALTRN 4.92% 2041-12-01 USDDallas Area Rapid TransitUnited States2041-12-014.9224.97
DALTRN 5.02% 2048-12-01 USDDallas Area Rapid TransitUnited States2048-12-015.0225.37
DALTRN 6.00% 2044-12-01 USDDallas Area Rapid TransitUnited States2044-12-015.9995.52
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Dallas Area Rapid Transit issue history

DART has a history of issuing bonds to finance its extensive transit projects, with its first significant bond issuance occurring in 1991. Notably, in 2020, DART issued $260 million in bonds to fund the expansion of its rail network, with current yields competitive compared to other transit authorities in the region. The bonds are often backed by dedicated sales tax revenue, providing a stable revenue source. Recent developments include discussions about future bond issuances tied to upcoming expansions, reflecting the authority's commitment to enhancing public transit infrastructure.