Great things are happening for public transportation in Lewisville. The Denton County Transportation Authority (DCTA) has announced that ridership on its GoZone on-demand transit service is up in Lewisville — a promising sign that more residents are taking advantage of the flexible, community-friendly ride option that connects neighbors to destinations across the city.

GoZone, DCTA’s app-based microtransit service, allows riders to request trips within designated zones, making it a convenient alternative for those who need a reliable way to get around without a personal vehicle. The uptick in ridership reflects growing community awareness and trust in the service, and signals that Lewisville residents are embracing smarter, more connected ways to travel.

Adding to the momentum, DCTA has also announced that a developer has been selected for the $40 million Old Town Station project. This significant milestone moves one of Lewisville’s most anticipated development efforts closer to reality. The Old Town Station project is poised to bring new life to a key area of the city, creating a transit-oriented hub that could reshape how residents experience downtown Lewisville for years to come.

Together, these two developments paint an encouraging picture for Lewisville’s future. Rising GoZone ridership shows that the community is already embracing transit options available today, while the selection of a developer for the Old Town Station project signals that tomorrow’s infrastructure is being built with intention and investment. For a growing city like Lewisville, connecting people — to jobs, to services, to each other — is a cornerstone of a thriving community.

Residents interested in trying the GoZone service can download the DCTA app and explore available ride zones in Lewisville. Stay tuned for more updates as the Old Town Station project continues to take shape.

Sources: KTEN