Firefighters put out the flames of a Dallas Area Rapid Transit train fire near Downtown Dallas. Now, passengers should expect rush hour delays.

Dallas Area Rapid Transit’s rail service in Downtown Dallas is back on schedule nearly a week after a train fire.

The train caught fire just before it entered a tunnel near Ross Avenue and North Central Expressway in Dallas, officials said.

Firefighters put out the flames of a Dallas Area Rapid Transit train fire near Downtown Dallas. Now, passengers should expect rush hour delays. — FOX 4 NEWS (@FOX4) July 30, 2025 DALLAS — Six people ...

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DART riders should expect delays Thursday after a train fire Wednesday afternoon hospitalized six people. The fire, believed to be accidental and caused by equipment issues, led to a multi-hour pause ...

The National Transportation Safety Board said it is investigating a DART train fire in Dallas that led to six people being ...

About 30 passengers and 10 people nearby were evacuated after a train car caught fire last Wednesday, according to WFAA.

A DART train caught fire in a Dallas tunnel, injuring 15 and sending six to the hospital. Dozens were evacuated and downtown rail service was suspended.

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