Disclaimer: This pro­file is made available for general information purpose. The pro­file is accurate as of May 2024. You may visit the transit agency’s website or contact the transit agency’s contact person for the latest information

Span provides transit services to the DFWA UZA in Denton County, excluding Frisco and Carrollton that is served by the interlocal agreements with DCTA or DART.

Two urbanized areas (UZAs) are in Denton County: the Denton-Lewisville UZA and the Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington (DFWA) UZA. The Denton County Transportation Authority (DCTA) is responsible for transit services in the Denton-Lewisville UZA and currently serves Denton, Highland Village, and Lewisville. Span is a contracted transportation provider for The Colony, Little Elm, Coppell, Double Oak, Flower Mound, and Lake Cities (including Corinth, Hickory Creek, Lake Dallas, and Shady Shores), of which each is partially or entirely located in the Denton-Lewisville UZA. Under an interlocal agreement with the North Central Texas Council of Governments, Span provides transit services to the DFWA UZA in Denton County, excluding Frisco (which is served by an interlocal agreement with DCTA).

Span operates demand-response service for the general public in rural Denton County. Span also provides transportation outside its service area for veterans traveling to and from the Veterans Administration Hospital. The private intercity bus line Greyhound passes through Denton County, with a station in Denton.

The governing body of Span is a Board of Directors that must have a minimum of 11 members and can have up to 15 members. There are currently 13 members.

Choose the district's urban-rural classification to review:

Projects in FY2023-2028