Dallas bus station photos

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Traffic on a highway intersection near Dallas, Texas, United States. Thousands of passengers were making transfer at here every day. The infrastructure of the transportation system of the Dallas area freeways shot from an altitude of about feet directly overhead. Texas, United States. Texas Star logo on each column.

Dallas bus station photos

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A longstanding staple in downtown Dallas is closing: The Greyhound bus company terminal will close in October, after more than 40 years. The closure is part of a nationwide trend as Greyhound bus terminals across the U. According to a Greyhound spokesperson, the closure will not affect Greyhound bus service to and from Dallas. The bus company does not own the stations and has no control over their status. Greyhound was bought by Flix, a German company, service in but Flix did not acquire the stations, which are owned by Twenty Lake Holdings - part of Alden Global Capital, an investment firm that has been selling off the stations, many of which are located on high-value property inside downtown areas. The company has already closed landmark downtown bus stations in Houston , Cincinnati, and Philadelphia. The property is now owned by Twenty Lake Holdings," says a statement from Greyhound. We will share more details as soon as we have them. We have no plans to end our service in Dallas, and our goal is to identify a new terminal location as soon as possible to continue offering affordable, accessible travel to and from the metroplex to all our customers.

Dallas bus station photos

A big change in coming to Downtown Dallas. The decades-old Greyhound bus terminal at South Lamar Street is closing. Dallas-based Greyhound sold several of its physical bus stations to an investment firm two years ago. Since that time several of those locations have been shuttered as the bus company moved operations to other locations. With Dallas streetcar expansion planned and high-speed rail being discussed again in North Texas, the City of Dallas was already making plans for an expanded ground transportation hub at the old rail terminal. Plenty of security was on duty Monday at the building, which has been declared a habitual nuisance property due to past crimes. A future plan will need security considerations. The property is now owned by Twenty Lake Holdings. We will share more details as soon as we have them.

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