OK, other than the fact that it’s underexposed. The answer: DART is apparently buying advertisements on trucks that don’t do much but drive around and clog up our streets. That’s not a very smart thing for a rapid-transit group to do. Or is it? (“Gee, if I just took a DART train, I wouldn’t be stuck behind this big truck advertising DART right now.”)
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