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New Castle County Bus Routes-Poster:Layout 1 Express Service Extended Service Limited Service Septa Route 306 to Great Valley, PA via U.S. Route 202 Transit Routes / Legend Chestnut Hill Road Express (wkday) Over the years DART First State has received a number of state, regional and national awards recognizing the excellence of our services. In accepting Glasgow/US Highway 40 (wkday/Sat) How to Ride Guide: Concord H. S. such praise we are ever mindful that it is our customers, business and organizational partners, and our employees that make all things possible. In 2008, Brandywine This booklet tells you US Highway 40 Express (wkday) New Castle County P 1 Philadelphia Pike (wkday/wkend) Town Center Cedar Tree To Philadelphia, PA the Federal Transit Administration and the American Public Transportation Association once again placed DART at the top of their list. Such recognition Glasgow Express (wkday) 2 Apartments everything you need to Northtowne reflects on all Delawareans. 2 Concord Pike (wkday/wkend) DART Transit Routes 52 ● 61 ● know to make you feel Wilmington/Wilton (wkday/Sat)* ACE USA Naamans Rd 92 Plaza Presidential Towers d Centerville 3 26th Street/Lea Boulevard (wkday/Sat) R Concord Map “A” t d Brandywine Commons ● comfortable Wilmington/Old Baltimore Pike (wkday/Sat)* s R ● lll e g ShopRite Mall 1 95 llll 4 W. 4th Street/Lancaster Avenue (wkday/wkend) N in G Continuation of transit routes from Map “A” 2 Delaware Park 7 lllll O s t r F&N Village lll 13 ld l Center Mee ub P P Racing/Slots/Golf lllll when using Newark-Wilmington Train Shuttle (wkday) N d Ke w 100 Widener b R ● lllll 5 Maryland Avenue (wkday/wkend) R nn O Brandywine Commons ● d lll ill ett R Univ. North Baptist Arden Tri-State Mall lllll M d T.G.I. Fridays Trinity Church Fairplay llll Corp. 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