Local services in Fort Worth
Most of Fort Worth is served by the Fort Worth Independent School District. Like most cities that grew quickly after World War II, Fort Worth's main mode of transportation is the automobile, but bus transportation via Trinity Metro is available, as well as an interurban train service to Dallas via the Trinity Railway Express. Beginning January 2019, train service from downtown Fort Worth to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport's Terminal B will be available via Trinity Metro's TEXRail service. Fort Worth is served by four interstates and three U.S. highways. It also contains several arterial streets in a grid formation. Interstate highways 30, 20, 35W, and 820 all pass through the city limits. The Fort Worth Transportation Authority, better known as Trinity Metro, serves Fort Worth with dozens of different bus routes throughout the city, including a downtown bus circulator known as Molly the Trolley. In addition to Fort Worth, Trinity Metro operates buses in the suburbs of Blue Mound, Forest Hill, River Oaks and Sansom Park.
