Survey Says: Two-Thirds Don't Use DART

Perhaps we all have the Beatles' "Baby, you can drive my car" repeating on Spotify, but almost 68% of our readers don't use the DART system. Those that are riders largely use it for the convenience of getting to entertainment venues and avoiding parking hassles. (We parallel parked once during our driving test and now we never have to again.) Only 32% of you use it routinely to get to the office. One reason: avoiding traffic from the burbs. The majority say it's not convenient to where they live or for getting to work. That's because they need their vehicles to make sales calls and get around to their clients.

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