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This of course is a postcard, not real traffic, altohough I do remember a time when a semi full of cattle got in an accident and they had to round up the herds. Leave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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The poster above is correct about it being a single unified rental car shuttle bus for all on-site agencies. All the major vendors are there, Alamo, National, Hertz, Avis, Yada-Yada.
Please do bear in mind that if you are renting a car, you will be put out on the south side of the airport, so if you have business/pleasure north of DFW, you will want to carry some cash or credit card to pay the toll out of DFW after going north (otherwise you will spend 20 minutes getting around the airport).
Definitely also allow plenty of time on return to drop the car off and get to your check in location, as the on-airport rental facility is a good 10 minutes away, and you will likely have to wait for your terminals bus. Leave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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Dallas is a city of highways and cars. While there is a rapid transit system [mostly buses with a not very extensive light rail] the only way to really get around Dallas is by car.
Even if you are going to be in Dallas a short time, I recommend renting a car. Dallas is very spread-out and so taxis can get expensive.
10 different rental companies operate out of one location at DFW airport. All are listed with phone numbers and websites from the page link below. Leave a Comment
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Car - Things are very far apart in Dallas. Public transportation is improveing, but you still want to have your own car. Leave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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Due to the lack land constraints (prodominantly flat land, no major bodies or water), Dallas can just keep growing outward. Therefore, the only real way to get around in Dallas is by car.
That being said, there is the D.A.R.T. bus system, but I have yet to use it. Leave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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You simply must be like everyone else in this city and drive your own car. Rent one if needed. I have not taken a bus in Dallas all my life, it might be good or might not. Taxis are expensive and unreliable, take one only to avoid driving while intoxicated. Leave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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