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Route 455 Snow Routing Ogden Ogden 17th St Station & Ave Wall Garage Ave Wall Transit 23rd Center Route 455 !( Ogden Station!H & Transit Center !( 24th WSU/Davis Co/U of U T - RT 456, 470, 473, 603, 604, 613, 616, 630, 28th St 650, F618, FrontRunner 30th St T - RT 645 T - RT 470, 612 Snow Routing T - RT 625 Washington Monroe Harrison Blvd Ogden North Map Snow Route - Snow Route - No service on Edvalson or 36th Street east of Birch during snow routing Harrison Blvd 36th St Sky lin e P k w Birch Ave Birch H Edvalson St y a r r i s Pkwy Dixon o T - Rt 473, 603, 625, n 3850 S B 640, 645, 650 l v d Weber State US-89 3950 S University T - Rt 625 US-89 South Weber US-89 Exit 405 South Weber Dr Antelope Drive Park & Ride South Weber Park & Ride NB - 3rd light after US-89 Fruit Heights SB - 1st light after South Weber Dr South Weber 2700 E 2700 Antelope Dr SR-193 Hobbs Creek Dr !H NB !( SB US-89 Antelope Dr Cherry Ln Legend Layton SB - 3rd light after Fruit Heights US-89 Antelope Dr Park Park & Ride Route US-89 Selected Route Oak Hills Dr Snow Route !H 200 N Rail !( Country Way Transfer Mountain Rd T - Rt 473 Landmark Fruit Heights TRAX Station FrontRunner Station Snow - Stay on Hwy 89 M o u n Effective Date November 29, 2020 t a i n Snow - Stay on Hwy 89 R d 0 0.75 1.52 4 Miles Miles Mountain Road (Dashed) Select trips(Dashed) bypass M o FarmingtonSelect trips bypass u nt FarmingtonStation & Station & Route 455 ain Rd Station StationPark Park !H WSU/Davis Co/U of U Main St !( (SR-106) T - Rt 470 Snow Routing Main St (SR-106) St Main Farmington Station & South Map US-89 Station Park M a i Farmington I-15 n S Park Ln t Center St Station Pkwy r ee 1000 N t (SR - 1 (Chase Ln) Orchard Dr Farmington Station 0 !( 6 Roundabout T - Rt 456, 473, 667, ) STOP: NB Only FrontRunner Eagle Ridge Dr Station Pkwy Clark Ln University Ave Centerville US-89 North State St Parrish Ln Legacy Pkwy Salt Lake Use frontage road Pages Ln 400 E 400 between Beck St (SLC) & US-89 (NSL); 400 N Do Not go on I-15 Bountiful Medical Beck St 200 S 500 S !( !H 400 W North Salt Lake Orchard Dr 2600 S 300 W NB r D SB rd a h !( N Temple c ! ! ! O r ! ! T - Rt 6, 200, 209, 307 State ! 320, 451, 453, 454, 500,! 516, 519, 520, !TRAX !( ! ! 400 S ! ! Alternative A: Shorten Loop in Research Park. Right on Komas, University of Utah left on Blackhawk, M ar Legend ! io left on Arapeen, left on Wakara C a p e c Alternative B: Don’t turn on Wakara. c Route h i Continue on Foothill, turn Right on D Selected Route Sunnyside, right on Guardsman, right on ! r Alternative A Foothill, then left on Mario Capecchi Dr T - Rt 21 Chipeta 400 S S Camp Snow Route us Dr ! ! ive Rail T - Rt 17 1300 E Stadium Station Wakara Wy EOL T - Rt 3, 9, 223, 313, Komas Transfer Arapeen ! 354, TRAX Foothill Dr Landmark Sunnyside Ave TRAX Station ! Alternative B Blackhawk ! !( ! ! ! ! ! Guardsman 900 E FrontRunner Station ! ! 500 E ! ! ! ! ! ! !H! ! Effective Date November 22, 2020 ! ! ! !(! ! ! 400 S T - Rt 209 ! !! ! ! ! ! ! ! 500 S ! ! T - Rt 205 ! ! ! !H! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 00 1.5 2 3 4 Miles Miles ! Salt Lake City !.
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