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PKWY. 801 HARVEST HILL BANNER 567 310 310 308 400 44FB P MARIE CURIE ROWLETT FARMERS BRANCH PARK AND RIDE 44FB HARVEST HILL GREENVILLE AV 583 NORTH LBJ FRWY P 566 P 378 REMOTE 44FB, 185, 204, 247, 331, 400, 486 31 CHURCHILL WAY CAMPANELLA BAYLOR MEDICAL CENTER 513 ROYAL REGENT MERIT 463 ROWLETT PARK & RIDE PARKING 310 DART ON-CALL LBJ/CENTRAL STATION CLUB COUNTRY MEDICAL CITY 826 463 MARS LBJ FRWY 451 36 360 234, 567, 582 207, 557 WALTON DALLAS HOSPITAL 802 247 R.H.D. 583 380486 513 BENT LAKE 486 TI SHUTTLE AUDELIA MAIN DART ON-CALL 438SA LEWISVILLE HOSPITAL 183 451 486 ESTERS 557 BRANCH 400 LEGACY DR PARKWOOD 451 377 DFW 44R 486 WELCH AVE. B HWY 66 310 JOSEY 234 488 SCHROEDER 582 AIRPORT SH 114 SH 121 830 828 372 185 RD HILLCREST FOREST LN 486 AVE. D CENTRAL PARK 488 TENNYSON 488 486 486 KIRBY 310 486 488 830 AVE. 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