Best Neighborhoods for Public Transit in Fort Worth, TX
Fort Worth, TX has minimal public transit options with a Transit Score of 22. Trinity Metro provides nearly 10 million annual trips in the Fort Worth metro area. In 2019 a 27 mile commuter rail line will begin service to Terminal B at the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport.
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With the beautiful Harmon Field Park nearby, Butler has a Transit Score of 60 and is the highest Transit Score in Fort Worth. Located near United Riverside and Near East Side, Butler also has few dining options, though more dining options are only a transit ride away. By utilizing the bus line that connects the neighborhood, transit riders can commute to as far as Carter Park, which is within a 30-minute ride of Butler.
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Downtown Fort Worth has a Transit Score of 56, which is the second highest in the city. Located near Butler and Linwood, Downtown Fort Worth is also considered the central business district and is known for its rich and varied nightlife. Included in the area are about 120 bars, restaurants, and coffee shops with about 21 bus lines and one light rail line connecting the area.
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Near East Side has a Transit Score of 50, which is the third highest in Fort Worth. While there are some transit options available in the area, alternate transportation may be necessary to reach some areas. Located near Butler and Historic Southside, Near East Side may have limited dining options. However, transit connects the neighborhood with busier areas, so dining options are only a transit ride away. With multiple bus lines in the area, transit riders can reach as far as Carter Park within a 30-minute ride.
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The historical area of Fairmount is known for its late 19th century and early 20th-century houses and has a Transit Score of 41. This score indicates that there are some transit options available in the neighborhood, however, not all areas may be accessible with transit alone. Located near Ryan Place and Berkeley Place, Fairmount is home to about 70 restaurants, bars, and coffee shops. With multiple bus lines serving the area, transit riders can reach as far as El Poly Pyramid within a 30-minute ride.
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With a Transit Score of 41, the Rock Island - Samuels Avenue neighborhood has some public transit options. Residents can take the bus to run day to day errands and get to Downtown Fort Worth in under 20 minutes.
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A Transit Score of 41 indicates the Historic Southside neighborhood has some public transit options. Residents can take the bus to run day to day errands in the neighborhood or reach Downtown Fort Worth in about 30 minutes.
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South Hemphill Heights has a Transit Score of 39, which is the seventh highest in Fort Worth. While transit riders should find some options in the neighborhood, not all areas will be available by transit. Located near Bluebonnet Place and Linwood, South Hemphill Heights has limited dining options available. With multiple bus lines in the area, transit riders can reach as far as Hunter Plaza and Burchill within a 30-minute ride.
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With a Transit Score of 38, Jennings-May St. Louis has the eighth highest Transit Score in the Fort Worth area. While this score indicates that some transit options are available in the neighborhood, alternative transportation may be necessary to reach some areas. Located near South Hemphill Heights and West Morningside, Jennings-May St. Louis may have limited options for dining. Whether you are a resident looking to commute or just visiting, public transit in the area may be able to help you get to your destination.
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With a Transit Score of 38, West Meadowbrook has the ninth highest Transit Score in Fort Worth. This score indicates that while some transit options are available in the neighborhood, certain areas may not be accessible by public transit alone. Dining and drinking options along E. Lancaster Ave are served by multiple bus routes.
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With a Transit Score of 38, Shaw Clarke has the tenth highest Transit Score in Fort Worth. This score indicates that while some transit options are available in the neighborhood, certain areas may not be accessible by public transit alone. Located near South Hemphill Heights and Rosemont, Shaw Clark has limited options for dining in the neighborhood. By making use of the bus line that runs through the area, transit riders can reach as far as Burchill within a 30-minute ride.
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