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STOPID STOPABBR RT IN/OUT STOPNAME ROUTES COUNTY BENCH SHELTER PARK AND RIDE 4050 WTCI 2 OUT WILMINGTON TC (INSIDE) 2, 5, 6, 11, 20, 31, 35, 52 NCC YES YES 72 WN05 2 OUT WALNUT ST @ 5TH ST 2, 6, 10, 13, 14, 15, 18, 20, 31, 33, 35, 40, 42, 51, 52, 301 NCC YES YES 102 FR09 2 OUT FRENCH ST @ 9TH ST 2, 6, 10, 18, 20, 31, 42, 301 NCC No No 3851 10KI 2 OUT 10TH ST @ KING ST (RODNEY SQUARE) 2, 6, 10, 18, 20, 42, 301 NCC YES YES 3970 10TA 2 OUT 10TH ST @ TATNALL ST 2, 6, 10, 35, 52 NCC YES YES 839 W011 2 OUT WEST ST @ 11TH ST 2, 6, 10, 18, 20, 35, 42, 52, 301 NCC YES YES 3218 WN13 2 OUT WASHINGTON ST @ 13TH ST 2, 11, 18, 25, 35 NCC No No 841 W014 2 OUT WASHINGTON ST @ 14TH ST 2, 11, 18, 25, 35 NCC YES YES 842 BNWA 2 OUT BAYNARD BLVD @ WASHINGTON ST 2, 18, 25, 35 NCC YES No 843 18BY 2 OUT 18TH ST @ BAYNARD BLVD 2, 18, 35 NCC No No 845 18WA 2 OUT 18TH ST @ WARNER SCHOOL 2, 18, 35 NCC No No 256 BE19 2 OUT BROOM ST @ 19TH ST 2, 18, 28, 35 NCC YES YES 847 BE21 2 OUT BROOM ST @ 21ST ST 2, 18, 28, 35 NCC No No 848 BE23 2 OUT BROOM ST @ 23RD ST 2, 18, 28, 35 NCC No No 849 BE25 2 OUT BROOM ST @ 25TH ST 2, 18, 28, 35 NCC YES YES 257 CNIN 2 OUT CONCORD PK @ INDEPENDENCE MALL 2, 35 NCC No No 853 CNMU 2 OUT CONCORD PK @ MURPHY RD 2, 35 NCC No No 854 CNFA 2 OUT CONCORD PK @ FAIRFAX SHOP CTR 2, 35 NCC No No 855 CNZE 2 OUT CONCORD PK @ OP ZENECA BLDG 2, 35 NCC No No 856 CNRO 2 OUT CONCORD PK @ OP ROLLINS BLDG 2, 35 NCC No No 857 CNSH 2 OUT CONCORD PK @ OP SHARPLEY RD 2, 35 NCC No No ALDERSGATE UM CHURCH 858 CNPR 2 OUT CONCORD PK @ PROSPECT DR 2, 35 NCC No No 859 CNNI 2 OUT CONCORD PK @ NICHOLS AVE 2, 35 NCC No No 860 CNCL 2 OUT CONCORD PK @ CLEVELAND AV 2, 35 NCC No No 861 CNFL 2 OUT CONCORD PK @ FLORENCE AVE 2, 35 NCC No No 862 C0PR 2 OUT CONCORD PK @ PROSPECT AVE 2, 35 NCC No No 863 CNWI 2 OUT CONCORD PK @ SEASONS 2, 35 NCC No YES 63 CNBR 2 OUT CONCORD PK @ BRANDYWINE BLVD 2, 35 NCC No No 864 CNSI 2 OUT CONCORD PK @ SILVERSIDE RD 2 NCC No No 865 CNSQ 2 OUT CONCORD PK @ CONCORD SQ 2 NCC No No 866 CNWD 2 OUT CONCORD PK @ OP ROCKY RUN PKWY 2 NCC No No 64 CMSE 2 OUT CONCORD MALL @ SEARS 2, 61 NCC YES YES 867 CMBO 2 OUT CONCORD MALL @ BOSCOVS 2, 61 NCC YES No 65 BCNS 2 OUT BRANDYWINE COMMONS @ OP SHOP-RITE 2 NCC No No 869 COWI 2 OUT CONCORD PK @ M&T BANK/ NAAMANS RD 2, 61 NCC No No 870 NEPE 2 OUT NAAMANS RD @ PERRY PL 2 NCC YES No 3462 BROT 2 OUT BRANDYWNE TWN CT @ OP TARGET 2, 35, 61 NCC No No 871 BRCC 2 OUT BRANDYWNE TWN CT @ OP COMMUNITY CTR 2, 35, 61 NCC No No 67 BPRE 2 OUT BRANDYWINE TOWN CENTER PARK & RIDE 2, 35, 61 NCC YES YES BRANDYWINE T CTR. DART First State - Statewide Bus Stop File Page 1 Effective Service Change September 12, 2021 STOPID STOPABBR RT IN/OUT STOPNAME ROUTES COUNTY BENCH SHELTER PARK AND RIDE 67 BPRE 2 IN BRANDYWINE TOWN CENTER PARK & RIDE 2, 35, 61 NCC YES YES BRANDYWINE T CTR. 872 BRCM 2 IN BRANDYWINE TWN CT @ COMMUNITY CTR 2, 35, 61 NCC No No 3463 BRAT 2 IN BRANDYWINE TWN CT @ TARGET 2, 35, 61 NCC No No 874 CSNA 2 IN CONCORD PK @ NAAMANS RD 2, 61 NCC No No 69 BCSS 2 IN BRANDYWINE COMMONS @ SHOP RITE 2 NCC YES No 64 CMSE 2 IN CONCORD MALL @ SEARS 2, 61 NCC YES YES 867 CMBO 2 IN CONCORD MALL @ BOSCOVS 2, 61 NCC YES No 876 C1RO 2 IN CONCORD PK @ ROCKY RUN BLVD 2 NCC No No 877 CSRI 2 IN CONCORD PK @ RIGHTER PKWY 2 NCC No No 878 C1GA 2 IN CONCORD PK @ GARDEN OF EDEN RD 2 NCC No No 70 CSSI 2 IN CONCORD PK @ SILVERSIDE RD 2, 35 NCC No No 879 CSMT 2 IN CONCORD PK @ MT LEBANON RD 2, 35 NCC YES YES 880 CSPR 2 IN CONCORD PK @ OP PROSPECT AVE 2, 35 NCC No No 881 CSWH 2 IN CONCORD PK @ WHITBY RD 2, 35 NCC YES YES 882 CSCO 2 IN CONCORD PK @ OP CLEVELAND AVE 2, 35 NCC No No 883 CSNI 2 IN CONCORD PK @ OP NICHOLS AVE 2, 35 NCC No No 884 CSWO 2 IN CONCORD PK @ OP WOODROW AVE 2, 35 NCC No No 885 CSSH 2 IN CONCORD PK @ SHARPLEY RD 2, 35 NCC No No 886 CSRO 2 IN CONCORD PK @ ROLLINS BLDG 2, 35 NCC YES YES 887 CSZE 2 IN CONCORD PK @ ZENECA BLDG 2, 35 NCC No No 262 CSMU 2 IN CONCORD PK @ MURPHY RD 2, 28, 35 NCC YES YES 890 CSIN 2 IN CONCORD PK @ OP INDEPNDNCE ML 2, 28, 35 NCC YES YES 891 BW25 2 IN BROOM ST @ 25TH ST 2, 18, 28, 35 NCC No No 892 BW23 2 IN BROOM ST @ OP 23RD ST 2, 18, 28, 35 NCC No No 893 BW20 2 IN BROOM ST @ OP 20TH ST 2, 18, 28, 35 NCC No No 264 BW19 2 IN BROOM ST @ 19TH ST 2, 18, 28, 35 NCC No No 71 18SB 2 IN 18TH ST @ BROOM ST 2, 18, 35 NCC YES YES 895 18VA 2 IN 18TH ST @ VAN BUREN ST 2, 18, 35 NCC YES No 897 18BA 2 IN 18TH ST @ BAYNARD BLVD 2, 18 NCC YES YES 898 BSWA 2 IN BAYNARD BLVD @ WASHINGTON ST 2, 18, 25, 35 NCC No No 899 WS14 2 IN WASHINGTON ST @ 14TH ST 2, 11, 18, 25, 35 NCC YES YES 3926 WS13 2 IN WASHINGTON ST @ OP 13TH ST 2, 11, 18, 25, 35 NCC No No 901 WS12 2 IN WASHINGTON ST @ 12TH ST 2, 11, 18, 25, 35 NCC No No 3861 DEWT 2 IN DELAWARE AVE @ TATNALL ST 2, 6, 10, 35, 40, 52 NCC No No 903 KS09 2 IN KING ST @ 9TH ST 2, 4, 6, 10, 15, 35, 40, 51, 52 NCC No No 675 KS06 2 IN KING ST @ 6TH ST 2, 4, 6, 9, 10, 13, 14, 15, 18, 20, 31, 33, 35, 40, 42, 51, 52 NCC YES YES 60 122 2 IN AMTRAK STATION @ ML KING-FRENCH 2, 5, 6, 11, 18, 20, 31, 35, 52, SEPTA RAIL NCC YES No 4050 WTCI 2 IN WILMINGTON TC (INSIDE) 2, 5, 6, 11, 20, 31, 35, 52 NCC YES YES DART First State - Statewide Bus Stop File Page 2 Effective Service Change September 12, 2021 STOPID STOPABBR RT IN/OUT STOPNAME ROUTES COUNTY BENCH SHELTER PARK AND RIDE 88 PCPR 4 OUT PRICES CORNER PARK & RIDE 4, 18 NCC YES YES PRICES CORNER 2532 CNTR 4 OUT CENTERVILLE RD @ TRENTON PL 4, 18 NCC No No 2534 CNRH 4 OUT CENTERVILLE RD @ RHODE ISLAND AVE 4, 18 NCC No No 2536 C1FA 4 OUT CENTERVILLE RD @ FAULKLAND RD 4, 18 NCC YES YES 3829 CTDR 4 OUT CENTERVILLE RD @ TURNSTONE DR 4 NCC No No 3919 CPLX 4 OUT CENTERVILLE RD @ 2710 4 NCC No No 3830 CERC 4 OUT CENTERVILLE RD @ E. RED CLAY DR 4 NCC No No 980 LECE 4 OUT LANCASTER PK @ CENTERVILLE RD 4, 20 NCC YES YES 981 L1HA 4 OUT LANCASTER PK @ HARLECH DR 4, 20 NCC No No 982 L1MA 4 OUT LANCASTER PK @ MASONIC HOME 4, 20 NCC No No 983 L1DO 4 OUT LANCASTER PK @ DOWNS DR 4, 20 NCC No No 86 BMPL 4 OUT BARLEY MILL PLAZA 4 NCC YES YES 984 LECO 4 OUT LANCASTER PK @ COURT DR W 4 NCC YES YES 986 LEMA 4 OUT LANCASTER PK @ MARYELLA DR 4 NCC YES YES 988 LESI 4 OUT LANCASTER PK @ SILVERBROOK CEMT 4 NCC No No 989 LEOG 4 OUT LANCASTER AVE @ OGLE AVE 4, 18 NCC No No 990 LEGR 4 OUT LANCASTER AVE @ GRAY ST 4, 18 NCC YES YES 1304 4EGR 4 OUT 4TH ST @ GREENHILL AVE 4 NCC No No 3381 4EHW 4 OUT 4TH ST @ HAWLEY ST 4 NCC No No 3382 4EBY 4 OUT 4TH ST @ BAYARD AVE 4 NCC No No 3383 4EBA 4 OUT 4TH ST @ BANCROFT PKWY 4 NCC No No 995 4ESC 4 OUT 4TH ST @ SCOTT ST 4 NCC No No 997 4ECL 4 OUT 4TH ST @ CLAYTON ST 4, 28 NCC No No 241 4EBR 4 OUT 4TH ST @ BROOM ST 4, 28 NCC No No 1000 41FR 4 OUT 4TH ST @ FRANKLIN ST 4, 28 NCC No No 1002 4EVA 4 OUT 4TH ST @ VAN BUREN ST 4, 28 NCC YES YES 90 4EMO 4 OUT 4TH ST @ MONROE ST 4, 5, 28 NCC YES No 1006 4EWA 4 OUT 4TH ST @ WASHINGTON ST 4, 5, 28 NCC YES YES 1 ON05 4 OUT ORANGE ST @ 5TH ST 4, 9 NCC YES YES 2 ON08 4 OUT ORANGE ST @ 8TH ST 4, 9 NCC YES No 3 ON10 4 OUT ORANGE ST @ 10TH ST 4, 9, 13, 14, 40 NCC No No 4 1100 4 OUT 11TH ST @ KING ST (RODNEY SQUARE) 4, 9, 14, 18, 20, 42, 301 NCC YES YES 2203 11EP 4 OUT 11TH ST @ CLIFFORD BROWN WALK 4 NCC No No 2204 11PI 4 OUT 11TH ST @ PINE ST 4 NCC No No 2205 11ES 4 OUT 11TH ST @ SPRUCE ST 4 NCC No No 2206 NN12 4 OUT NORTHEAST BLVD @ 12TH ST 4 NCC No No 2207 NNHE 4 OUT NORTHEAST BLVD @ HEALD ST 4 NCC No No 2208 NNVA 4 OUT NORTHEAST BLVD @ VANDEVER AVE 4 NCC No No 2209 NN23 4 OUT NORTHEAST BLVD @ 23RD ST 4 NCC No No 2210 NN25 4 OUT NORTHEAST BLVD @ 25TH ST 4 NCC No No 76 NN27 4 OUT NORTHEAST BLVD @ 27TH ST 4, 14 NCC No No 922 NN30 4 OUT NORTHEAST BLVD @ 30TH ST 4, 14 NCC No No 925 NNEA 4 OUT NORTHEAST BLVD @ OP EASTLAWN AVE 4, 14 NCC No No 927 GNDE 4 OUT GOV PRINTZ BLVD @ OP DEL OLDS 4, 14 NCC No No 3466 GNLE 4 OUT GOV PRINTZ BLVD @ OP LEA BLVD 4 NCC YES No 242 GNPA 4 OUT GOV PRINTZ BLVD @ OP PALADIN DR 4 NCC No No 2211 EWDE 4 OUT EDGEMOOR RD @ DENNY RD 4 NCC No No 2212 EWBK 4 OUT EDGEMOOR RD @ BEEKMAN RD 4 NCC No No 2214 BNRI 4 OUT BRADYWINE BLVD @ RIVER RD 4 NCC No No 2215 RERI 4 OUT RYSING DR @ OP RIVER RD 4 NCC No No 2216 REPE 4 OUT RYSING DR @ S PENNEWELL DR 4 NCC No No 2218 REPO 4 OUT RYSING DR @ POLK RD 4 NCC No No 2219 REPA 4 OUT RYSING DR @ PAINTER DR 4 NCC No No 243 RESA 4 OUT RYSING DR @ SALISBURY DR 4 NCC No No 2220 GNHA 4 OUT GOV PRINTZ BLVD @ HAINES AVE 4 NCC No No 2221 LWGO 4 OUT LORE AVE @ GOV PRINTZ BLVD 4 NCC No No DART First State - Statewide Bus Stop File Page 3 Effective Service Change September 12, 2021 STOPID STOPABBR RT IN/OUT STOPNAME ROUTES COUNTY BENCH SHELTER PARK AND RIDE 2222 L0CH 4 OUT LORE AVE @ OP CHANNEL AVE 4 NCC No No 2224 L0WO 4 OUT LORE AVE @ OP WOODCROFT AVE 4 NCC No No 2226 RNRO 4 OUT RIVER RD @ OP RODMAN AVE 4 NCC No No 2227 RNMA 4 OUT RIVER RD & OP MARION AVE 4 NCC No No 2229 RNKY 4 OUT RIVER RD @ KYNLYN DR 4 NCC No No 2230 RNPR 4 OUT RIVER RD @ PROSPECT DR 4 NCC No No 2231 PEB1 4 OUT PROSPECT DR @ BLDG 1258 4 NCC No No 244 KWPR 4 OUT KYNLYN DR @ PROSPECT DR 4 NCC No No DART First State - Statewide Bus Stop File Page 4 Effective Service Change September 12, 2021 STOPID STOPABBR RT IN/OUT STOPNAME ROUTES COUNTY BENCH SHELTER PARK AND RIDE 244 KWPR 4 IN KYNLYN DR @ PROSPECT DR 4 NCC No No 2233 KWRI 4 IN KYNLYN DR @ RIVERSIDE DR 4 NCC No No 2234 KWBU 4 IN KYNLYN DR @ BLDG 1311 4 NCC No No 2235 K1RI 4 IN KYNLYN DR @ RIVER RD 4 NCC No No 2236 RSMA 4 IN RIVER RD @ MARION AVE 4 NCC No No 2237 RSRO 4 IN RIVER RD @ RODMAN AVE 4 NCC No No 2240 LEWO 4 IN LORE AVE @ WOODCROFT AVE 4 NCC No No 2242 L1CH 4 IN LORE AVE @ CHANNEL AVE 4 NCC No No 2243 LEGO 4 IN LORE AVE @ GOV
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    Department of Transportation COT Meeting August 14, 2017 Approval of the Agenda Approval of the Minutes Secretary’s Update ◦ Financial Update ◦ Transit Center P3 (Action Item) ◦ Delaware Transit Corporation Update Review Draft FY19 – FY24 CTP ◦ Approve Draft for Public Comment (Action Item) US113 Update Public Comment 2 Secretary’s Update Every Trip ◦ We strive to make every trip taken in Delaware safe, reliable and convenient for people and commerce. Every Mode ◦ We provide safe choices for travelers in Delaware to access roads, rails, buses, airways, waterways, bike trails, and walking paths. Every Dollar ◦ We seek the best value for every dollar spent for the benefit of all. Everyone ◦ We engage and communicate with our customers and employees openly and respectfully as we deliver our services. 4 Msc. Revenue, DelDOT OP $13.5 (GF), $5.0 15% I-95 Tolls, $135.8 Federal Funds, 7% $297.7 33% SR-1 Tolls, $62.8 Bond Proceeds, 24% $18.9 DMV Revenues, Fare Box, 14% $216.6 $26.8 Motor Fuel Tax, Interest, $3.0 $128.0 Trust Fund Revenues Unaudited FOECASTED Revenues FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 FY19 FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 Motor Fuel Tax 115.7 116.6 115.9 115.0 116.9 119.6 126.5 132.1 128.0 126.9 125.9 124.9 123.9 122.9 121.9 Toll Roads 164.9 160.3 162.0 166.3 170.0 176.1 192.3 195.0 198.6 201.2 203.2 205.1 207.2 209.2 210.8 DMV Revenues 125.8 140.1 142.7 150.5 160.3 171.0 198.1 210.5 216.6 221.4 226.1 231.3 236.2 241.3 246.6 406.4 417.0 420.6 431.8 447.2 466.7 516.9 537.6 543.2 549.5 555.2 561.3 567.3 573.4 579.3 $260.0
  • To Be Effective: Sunday, September 12, 2021

    To Be Effective: Sunday, September 12, 2021

    Route Schedules PROPOSAL To Be Effective: Sunday, September 12, 2021 DELAWARE TRANSIT CORPORATION 119 Lower Beech St., Suite 100 Wilmington, DE 19805 800-652-DART DartFirstState.com Virtual Public Hearing Workshop Delaware Transit Corporation (DTC) invites you to join a virtual Public Hearing Workshop via Zoom to provide input and comments on proposed changes to DART Statewide Bus Services to become effective September 12, 2021. Tuesday, June 22, 2021 4 PM to 6 PM The Zoom link to the virtual workshop, proposal summary, schedules and maps are available at DartFirstState.com or by scanning this QR code. The virtual workshop will begin with a presentation of the proposed service changes, followed by a question and answer period (approx. 30 minutes). The remainder of the workshop will be followed by public testimony for those wishing to provide public comments. All content for the virtual public hearing workshop will be recorded and posted to DartFirstState.com; public testimony will be transcribed by a hearing reporter. Closed Captioning is available through Zoom. If an accommodation such as a language translator is needed, please call (302) 760-2827, one week in advance. For your convenience, a summary of proposed service changes, maps and specific schedules are available for review online at DartFirstState.com, at the reception desks of DART Administrative Offices in Wilmington and Dover, and at the Lewes Transit Center. Attendees may also provide comments via email, online comment form, calling 1-800-652-DART (3278), option 2, or by mail sent to: DART Public Hearing, 119 Lower Beech St., Wilmington, DE 19805-4440 or online at DartFirstState.com/publichearing by June 25, 2021.
  • DART First State Great Beginnings

    DART First State Great Beginnings

    Delaware Transit Corporation DART First State Great Beginnings Delaware Coach Co. - 1864 GWTA - 1969 DART - 1971 DART First State - 1995 Our Mission The Mission of the Delaware Transit Corporation is to design and provide the highest quality public transportation services that satisfy the needs of the customer and the community. Service Overview Operating Division of DelDOT Services statewide Over 224 fixed route buses operate 69 bus routes (Statewide) Over 284 paratransit buses Contract commuter rail service between Delaware & Philadelphia Mobility programs Service Characteristics New Castle County Operate 47 bus routes Paratransit service covers entire County Rail service Population of 534,634 County size - 426 square miles County mix of urban & industrial Rider Demographics New Castle County • 79.4% commute to and from work alone • 10.1% carpool Age 15.3% 35-44 • 3.6% use public transit 12.5% 25-34 •29.5% BA degree or higher Gender 54.4% Female No Vehicle Available 48.6% Male 32.9% Service Characteristics Kent County Operate 14 bus routes Paratransit service covers entire County Population of 157,741 County size - 591 square miles County mix of urban & rural Rider Demographics Kent County • 33% commute to and from work Age • 61% ride four or five days a week 16.2% 35-44 • 18.6% BA degree or higher 13.5% 25-34 Gender No Vehicle Available 51.8% Female 52.1% 48.2% Male Service Characteristics Sussex County Operate 7 bus routes Paratransit service covers entire County Population of 192,747 County size - 938 square
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