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451 LAKE LEWISVILLE 451 LEGACY DR PARKWOOD SH 121 TENNYSON 451 LEGACY DR PRESTON RD NORTH PLANO DART ON-CALL ZONE 829 SPRING CREEK PKWY 350 451 SPRING CREEK PKWY COLLIN COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE JUPITER RD O RD 350 347 PLAN PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITOL PLANO P A R KER RD 350 451S PARKER RD 451 451 316 ER RD ARK PARKER ROAD STATION P 234, 350, 410, 451 EAST PLANO PRESTON RD. DART ON-CALL, TI Shuttle COMMUNICATIONS 350 451 DART ON-CALL ZONE 234 P 829 410 451 PARK BL CUSTER RD VD CREEK RD COIT INDEPENDENT 331 347 ALMA 410 ARBOR PARK BLVD CHEYENNE PARK BLVD TRINITY MEDICAL 316 760 570 CENTER 451 DOWNTOWN PLANO STATION 14TH HEBRON 570, 760, DART ON-CALL 347 PLANO 570 MEDICAL CENTER 15TH 15TH OHIO OF PLANO 350 SHILOH PARKWOOD 210 570 WEST PLANO TRANSIT CENTER PLANO PKWY 210 760 570 IN 316 210, 316, 350, 451, 566 FM 544 TE RN 350 ATIONAL PKWY BAYLOR REGIONAL 350 566 COLLIN CREEK MALL 760 347 350 MEDICAL CENTER K AVE 341 360 SUMMIT ROSEMEADE PKWY 210 451 HEBRON PLANO PKWY MA 350 PLE 566 360 LUNA S MARSH H 566 SH 121 (Bypass) 316 ADE 410 ROUND GROVE HAVERWOOD IKE P 331 TIMBERGREEN URNP SH T BUSH TURNPIKE STATION 341 P U 360, 566 347 R B E E RENNER RD FRANKFORD RD. 184 S RG RENNER RD FRANKFORD RD IDE EO 824 566 PEAR RIDGE PEAR NT G 341 333 CAMPBELL 333 566 360 BRECKINRIDGE TTON PA VAIL RICHARDSON PRESTON RD DALLAS N. TOLLWAY N. DALLAS SUMMERSIDE McCALLUM US 75 451 HALSEY 344 TRINITY MILLS 341 HILLCREST RD 362 GALATYN PARK STATION EISENHOWER UR H 824 Palisades Shuttle RT 347 MACA 333 362 RD JUPITER 204 DICKERSON UTD 331 VERSITY 824 P N. CARROLLTON TRANSIT CENTER NI R D RD COIT ADDISON AIRPORT CAMPBELL R U E 185, 204, 333, 344 333 333 362 S ID 210 362 CAMPBELL RD. 566 EN Y SON T OLD DENTON OLD 347 G E KELL LN MARSH VE 360 DDI RO 234 E MIDWAY K A O WESTG RICHARDSON 362 I 344 410 R P COLLINS G 344 KNOLL TRAIL DART ON-CALL ZONE 571 KELLLER SPRINGS 344 350 E N KELLLER SPRINGS 344 362 SANDY LAKE WHITLOCK 344 331 B R 333 184 571 362 362 U U S RY 566 NT S H T U Q 341 P O U 185 C 344 NAA I 361 D T CARROLLTON R QUORUM ARAPAHO R 361 GARLAND AVE FOREST OT E 361 372 MA U H 372 36 361 ELLI R 234 N S 204 350 N ADDISON TRANSIT CENTER ARAPAHO RD ARAPAHO CENTER STATION P U 31, 36, 183, 205, 333, 341, 344, 488 234, 360, 361, 362, 372, 400, 571 IK TO 360 CENWN B 347, 350, 361, 362, 400, 463, 488 347 DART ON-CALL E TER JOSEY LN E 333 31 ADDISON 331 400 TOWN G BELT LINE RD BELT LINE RD 400 CEN BELT LINE RD SPRING CREEK HOR TE R 400 234 R 400 463 SES SHILOH HOE O 488 MONTFOR 400 566 E MIDWAY RD MIDWAY FIREWHEEL E RD G BELT LIN 400 451 FARMERS 31 T 451 T 205 551 360 400 N 488 331 183 US 75P 463 571 513 BE LAKE E 400 BRANCH 2 1 0 513 SPRING VALLEY 463 LT LINE RD AN 372 D SPRING VALLEY STATION PRESTON RD PRESTON 463 410 LEWISVILLE I SPRING VALLEY COWBOYS 451 360, 463, 551 566 I S VALWOOD NWOO LAVON DR 308 488 MIDPARK SHERM RODEO PR RANC E ES LLEY H TONWOOD A 185 VALWOOD PKWY MARSH LN V PARKWOOD 185 488 551 R LEGACY DR D RD P BUCKINGHAM RD 513 (B) 185 360 BUCKINGHAM RD 571 488 MAHAM 826 571 DEVRY 31 FARMERS BRANCH 486 488 204 COIT RD KIT 3 1 1 SH 121 DIPLOMAT GALLERIA VALLEY HUTTON DALLAS N. TOLLWAY VIEW 3 1 0 DART ON-CALL ZONE BROOKHAVEN 184 Y 463 551 400 308 COLLEGE MALL EMIL 827 DOWNTOWN GARLAND STATION LUNA 486 MONTFORT W 377, 378, 380, 400, 463, 486, 513, 566, 571 MZCARTHUR 488 486 36 ALNU RICHLAND T S RT RANCHVIEW O RANCH TRAIL 185 234 T 372 RD GARLAND EP HACKBERRY DIPLOMAT VALLEY VIEW COLLEGE 804 801 E TENNYSON LUB 513 FR 331 234 WESTWOOD 582 PLANO RD 463 RD JUPITER 571 N 311 185 C Y NORTH 310 3 1 0 308 HARVEST HILL BANNER 567 .E. 400 44FB P MARIE CURIE P ROWLETT REMOTE 3 1 0 FARMERS BRANCH PARK AND RIDE 44FB LEGACY DR HARVEST HILL GREENVILLE AV 583 KWY. PARKING LBJ FRWY 451 P P 378 44FB, 185, 204, 247, 331, 400, 486 31 CHURCHILL WAY CAMPANELLA BAYLOR MEDICAL CENTER 513 ROYAL REGENT MERIT 463 ROWLETT PARK & RIDE 3 1 0 DART ON-CALL 826 LBJ/CENTRAL STATION COUNTR MEDICAL CITY MARS 3 1 0 360 567, 582 463 380 207, 557 LBJ FRWY RD WALTON 247 DALLAS HOSPITAL 802 PRESTON RD R.H.D. 583 566 486 513 BENT 486 438 183 TI SHUTTLE AUDELIA MAIN DART ON-CALL WAYSIDE HOSPITAL ESTERS 557 BRANCH 400 451 377 DFW 44R 486 WELCH AVE. B HWY 66 3 1 1 JOSEY 234 SCHROEDER 582 AIRPORT SH 114 828 P NTRAL 372 LAZ 830 HILLCREST HILLCREST NORTH PLANO AVE. D 185 FOREST LN 486 CE A PARK 488 486 KIRBY 3 1 1 486 488 830 486 AVE. F 308 LBJ FRWY 557 P INDUSTRIAL 486 FOREST LN P GLENBROOK FOREST LN 360 MELCER 3 1 0 LAS COLINAS BLVD FOREST LN P 560 ROYAL LN DART ON-CALL 560ZONE 380 44FB 205 567 HARRY HINES 4 1 0 378 308 210 NORTH DALLAS 207 486 488 GARLAND TERMINAL A TERMINAL B NORTHAVEN DART ON-CALL ZONE FOREST LANE STATION SING583 FOREST/JUPITER STATION 185 360, 451, 486, 488, 567 582 372, 410, 486 EAST ROWLETT WEBB CHAPEL WEBB CROS 829 802 801 36 551 FIFTH 3 1 0 31 Medical City E-Shuttle, 3 1 0 DENNIS 60 DART ON-CALL ZONE ROYAL LN 400 DAIRY 44R FIRST MILLER RD INWOOD RD 560 IH-35E 377 MACARTHUR 502 374 Y MILLER RD 350 MIDWAY RD MIDWAY SPRING CREEK PKW 438 ROYAL LN 567 YON FAIR OAKS MARKISON TERMINAL D TERMINAL C 3 1 1 451 183 ROYAL LN 801 400 ROYAL LN 44FB ROYAL LN SPRING CREEK PKWY 804 204 NE CAN 372 STO 560 BR LBJ/SKILLMAN STATION 247 O GATEWAY MERRITT 308 C 506 60, 374, 488, 551, 560, 583 K N B WOOD 3 1 1 A MA TERMINAL E ENWAY N 502 GRE WALNUT HILL STATION MEADOW 234 K 380 JOHN W. CARPENTER DENTON 802 502, 506, 567, 582 CORPORATE SHILOH 3 0 1 SKILL 60 CORPORATE SOUTHWELL 205 ABRAMS MONROE COLLIN COUNTY 400 DART ON-CALL P RD ROWLETT NORTH IRVING TRANSIT CENTER ESTA 202, 234, 301, 302, 303, 306, 308, KILLION 2 1 0 T GATE 183NW PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL E COMMUNITY WAY EXECUTIVE 314, 315, 428, 438, 507 183 582 3 0 8 FIELDFARE KINGSLEY RD NATIONAL 560 314 184 506 WALNUT HILL LN 374 4 1 0 COLLEGE 185 44FB WALNUT HILL LN. HILL LN. 567 PINELAND 3 1 4 WALNUT HILL LN 51 WALNUT BELT 207 BROCKBANK MEADOW R OAKS JUPITER RD VALLEY VIEW 315 L CREEK FRWY. FAI 410 377 INE RD 301 PANDORA 3 1 4 502 475 560 303 303 McC EAST AIRFIELD 44R PARK LANE STATION FERNDALE 438 583 WICKERSHAM R HIDDEN RIDGE 301 PARK EE McCRE 466SG HARRY HINES 21 21, 428, 502, 506, 702 60 372 SHADY TRAIL SHADY US 75 P LAKE RAY HUBBARD INTERNATIONAL PKWY. PKWY. INTERNATIONAL 315 306 E 378 BELT LINE RD BELT 3 1 1 308 MANA˜ NA 502 LAKE HIGHLANDS 350 380 CHA 301 347 NORTHPARK LA PLANO RD 378 HA/BASS NORTH LAKE COLLEGE SATURN 801 302 SHOPPING RID EAST RIDGE RMAN 408 PRESBYTERIAN 51 DART ON-CALL ZONE D 234 31 702 CENTER GECR 802 STORY 380 E R AIRFIELD 428 ARLAND RD WALNUT HILL WALNUT 507 506 HOSPITOL PLANO SUPER TARGET LL 350 G DFW EST DA PR PA R KER RD EXECUTIVE 804 NORTHWEST HWY 428 NORTHWEST HWY 374 RVI AIRPORT 3 1 1 185 451S 451 COUNTRY CLU 385 O 314 LAS COLI 207 202 PARKER RD 451SHADY BROOK N WALNUT 428 428 374 I DR. CHAPEL WEBB CENTE STEMMONS FRWY HILL 315 428 316 583 ROAN O’CONNOR 44R 821 50 2 KER RD5 1 9 MARV N BUCKNER AS SOUTH GARLAND AR 380 POLARIS WILLOWBROOK 44FB 8 P B 303 EL LAGO VALWOOD SPRING VALLEY 301 LOOP 12 CARUTH HAVEN TRANSIT CENTER 234 306 PARKER ROAD STATION DUCK E 408 314 DECKER SOUTHWESTERN 428 428 164, 372, 374, 377, 374 SOUTH AIRFIELD RUN PLEASANT 428 502 EAST PLANO 36 LOOP 12 P 378, 380, 410, CREEK BROADWAY E LELAND ELLE LOVERS LANE STATION 234, 350, 410, 451 ROSEHILL COUNTRY CLUB RHOUS H L 466WR LBJ FRWY PRESTON RD. MIDWAY 428, 466, 475, 519 COIT MARSH 803 302 502, 583, ALPHA DALLAS ATE GUS THOM IH-30 IRVING ROC BLUEBONNET RADA 385 164SG P W ESTERS 408 Campbell Center E-Shuttle DART ON-CALL, TI Shuttle GREENVILLE TECHNOLOGY A COMMUNICATIONS SH 114 350 3 1 5 185 SERVED BY L SOUTH REMOTE NORTHGATE 428 LAKE HIGHLANDS 475 DART ON-CALL ZONE 385 GREENVIL PARKING 31 DOUGLAS AND LAKEWOOD 378 ROWLETT RD ZION PRESTON LOVERS LN. 502 583 A 451 AMESBURY DART ON-CALL LBJ FRWY SSON 374 VALLEY VIEW BLUFFVIEW 466SG 378 204 LOVERS LN.
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