The three vibrant bus designs honor Hispanic culture, “introduce people to places they may not otherwise discover,” said Andreski
On Tuesday, Sept. 15, concurrent with Hispanic Heritage Month, Trinity Metro will begin offering service to the public on “La Linea Rosa” – three visually striking, Texas artist-designed buses that connect Downtown Fort Worth with three of the city’s most vibrant shopping, dining, and cultural destinations and neighborhoods: Near Southside, La Gran Plaza de Fort Worth, and Hemphill Street corridor.
“Great transit has the power to bring a community closer together and introduce people to places they may not otherwise discover. La Linea Rosa demonstrates how Trinity Metro is doing more than connecting people to places; we are amplifying the businesses, neighborhoods, and destinations that make our city great. It’s an honor to shine a spotlight on the unique characteristics of Near Southside, Hemphill, and La Gran Plaza,” said Richard Andreski, President and Chief Executive Officer, Trinity Metro.
The morning before launch, media and the public are invited to a first-look of the buses and free community celebration at La Gran Plaza de Fort Worth. In the evening, at 7 p.m., Fort Worth City Hall will set its own building awash with pink lighting to celebrate the launch of La Linea Rosa.
WHAT: First-Look at Trinity Metro’s ‘La Linea Rosa’ buses
WHEN: Tuesday, September 15, 2026, 10:30-11:30 a.m.
WHERE: La Gran Plaza de Fort Worth (4200 South Fwy Mall, Fort Worth, TX 76115)
WHO: Trinity Metro President & CEO Richard Andreski; Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker; City of Fort Worth District 11 City Councilmember Jeanette Martinez; La Gran Plaza de Fort Worth Marketing Director Miguel Calera; and Near Southside, Inc. President Megan Henderson.
VISUALS: La Linea Rosa buses with three unique exteriors portraying Hispanic culture and the interiors that feature the real faces of the business owners and residents along the La Linea Rosa route.