duluth transit authority

The Duluth Transit Authority (DTA) has announced that there is a change in leadership taking place.

The Duluth Transit Authority announced that they will be offering free rides to the public on Tuesday, November 3. They are offering the service once again to help assist the public in getting to and from polling places.

Cold weather is already here, and local organizations are working together so that people can get to warming shelters.

The changes will take place on October 13th.

The DTA is implementing a new traffic signal software system that will help speed up bus service in West Duluth.

The DTA has an extra supply of masks, so they've announced they are giving them out to the public free of charge.

The Duluth Transit Authority has announced new changes that will take place beginning Sunday, April 5th. It's all part of their effort to provide essential transportation while facing the challenges of COVID-19.

Starting March 22, the Duluth Transit Authority is shifting to a 'rear door only' boarding policy until further notice in response to COVID-19.

The DTA made the announcement that the rear door only boarding policy will be effective until further notice.

The Duluth Transit Authority has announced that they will begin offering free service on all remaining Northland routes.

Continued poor road conditions from this weekend's blizzard have led to the Duluth Transit Authority to suspend service for Sunday, December 1, 2019.

With heavy snow and poor road conditions anticipated this weekend, the DTA released a statement asking the public to plan ahead in terms of weekend travel.