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Route Schedule and Transit Guide Norman, Oklahoma 2016 Route Schedule and Transit Guide Norman, Oklahoma 2016 Updated 1/2016 Want to park for free? Place this sticker on the back of your OU ID and follow the steps below! PARK: Free Parking is available at the Lloyd Noble Center. PARK FREE 2900 S Jenkins Ave RIDE: Let the shuttle take you @ LNC! to campus, rain or shine. Shuttle every 10 minutes! VISIT: CART’s website for maps, CART GPS and more! Welcome rideCARTDownload.com CART’s to CART brand new app! download our new app! All buses feature wifi! Located at the Theta M. Dempsey Transportation Operations Center How to ride the bus 510 E. Chesapeake St. • Arrive at stop 5 minutes early and check bus Norman, OK 73019-5128 route name before boarding. • Keep aisles clear, allow seniors and those (405) 325-2278 with disabilities to sit, and remain seated on FAX (405) 325-7490 bus. • Pull signal cord one block ahead of stop; Office hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Friday check for personal items before leaving. Buses operate: • Ask the operator for assistance, call 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday-Friday 325-2278, or visit ridecart.com/howtoride 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday for more information. (CARTaccess: See Page 15) rideCART.com CARTgps.com Transfers Follow @CARTNorman on Twitter Passengers must ask operator for a transfer Like CART on Facebook ticket when boarding the bus. Passengers will Download the App not receive a transfer when exiting the bus. The transfer is valid for one transfer within two hours. For more information, visit ridecart.com/ 2016 Service Schedule howtoride. CART operates on regular schedule during fall and spring semesters at the University of Oklahoma; CART transfer stations and alternate schedule all other times. CART operates two stations on the OU DATES OF ALTERNATE SCHEDULE campus. All CART routes, except for the West Jan. 4-15 • March 14-18 • May 16-31 Norman Link (20) operate out of one or both of • All of June and July • Aug. 1-19 • Oct. 7 these stations: • Nov. 23 and 25 • Dec. 19-30 • Stop 107 - Brooks Street Station • Dec. 24 and 31 (service ends at 6 p.m.) (Brooks, east of Jenkins in Duck Pond parking lot) DATES OF NO SERVICE • Stop 1 - Campus Depot (Asp, north • Jan. 1 and 18 • May 30 • July 4 of Lindsey) • Sept. 5, 10, 17 • Oct. 15, 19 • Nov. 12, 24 For more information on maps and • Dec. 3, 25, 26 • Jan. 1, 2, 2017 schedules, fares, passes, bike racks, etc., visit rideCART.com. 2 3 Rules for riding the bus • No smoking, eating or drinking permitted. CART fares • Exact fare is required. Operators do not have change. • Enter the front door and exit the back door. and passes • Keep hands and arms inside the vehicle. • Seniors and individuals with disabilities Please pay with exact change on all buses. have priority seating in front section of the bus. Single-Trip Regular Fare • If seating is not available, passengers may move to the back of the bus and hold on to the Norman ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– $.75 overhead rail. Sooner Express –––––––––––––––––––––––$3.00 • All passengers must stand BEHIND the white Children (under age 6) ––––––––––––––––––Free or yellow line at either door of the bus. No CARTaccess Passengers with ADA card ––Free standing or sitting on the bus steps is allowed. OU Faculty, Staff and Students ––––––––– Free* * OU contributes funding to CART to subsidize fares for • When exiting, passengers should not cross faculty, staff and students traveling in Norman. However, in front of the bus; they should wait until it pulls Sooner Express is NOT free. Students must show student away. ID with a current validation sticker (available at Sooner Card • When boarding or leaving the bus, use and Parking Services offices). LNC Shuttle Route 40 and extreme caution. Steps are steep and may be Campus Corner Shuttle 45 are free to all passengers. slick when wet. Passes • Passengers should be aware of emergency Norman Monthly Unlimited –––––––––––––$25.00 exits on the vehicle. Sooner Express 30-Day Unlimited ––––––$50.00 • Passengers should stay seated or hold onto the handrail until the vehicle comes to a Special Patron Single-Trip Fares/Passes complete stop. Available for youths 6 to 17, seniors 60 and older, persons • Shoes and shirts must be worn. with disabilities, and Medicare cardholders. • Handing out materials of any kind prohibited. Norman Single Trip ––––––––––––––––––––$0.35 • Strollers must be folded and carried onto the Sooner Express Single Trip –––––––––––––$1.50 bus and secured while riding. Norman Monthly Pass –––––––––––––––––$12.50 • Animals must be in carriers and the carrier Sooner Express Pass –––––––––––––––––$25.00 secured. Service­­­ animals are the only excep- tion to this rule. CARTaccess • CART buses are equipped with wheelchair Primary Zone Single Trip –––––––––––––––$1.50 ramps or lifts. Users must back onto the lift to Secondary Zone Single Trip ––––––––––––$3.50 board. Users may pull forward on a ramp. Same-Day Urgent Single Trip –––––––––––$3.50 • No weapons are allowed on the bus. CARTaccess Pass –––––––––––––––––––$15.00 • Do not chase the bus. Once the bus is OU Faculty/Staff/Students ––––––––––––––––––– moving away from the passenger loading area Free in Primary Zone; $1.50 Secondary* the driver is not allowed to stop the bus. • Large objects that cannot be stowed in your To purchase passes lap or in an available seat next to you without Passes may be purchased in person, by obstructing the aisle are not permitted. phone (405-325-3311) or by mail at: University • Abusive or profane language will not be of Oklahoma Parking Office, 1107 Elm Ave., allowed by anyone. Stubbeman Place, Norman, OK 73072-7124 • Passengers should limit their parcels to a reasonable number of items (generally Bus fare assistance Community Development Block Grant passes considered to be three bags). Passengers must are available to passengers with low to moderate secure all packages on their lap, in the seat incomes for all CART services except the Sooner beside them (when available) or on the floor Express. Applications are available at the CART between their feet. office and online at rideCART.com. This program is • Phone (405) 325-2278 to retrieve lost items. funded by the City of Norman. 4 5 Late-Night Flex LNF OU CAMPUS ROUTE Late-Night Flex Bus Serves LNC and Residence Halls. Monday to Thursday during regular schedule (fall and spring semesters). All times are p.m. GPS# Regular Pick-Up Points 1 Campus Depot ** 9:05 9:35 10:05 10:35 11:05 107 Brooks Street Transfer Station ** 9:10 9:40 10:10 10:40 11:10 108 Asp/3rd St (Walker Tower/stop sign) # 9:13 9:43 10:13 10:43 11:13 113 Lloyd Noble Center (LNC) ** 9:15 9:45 10:15 10:45 11:15 Other requested pick-up and drop-off points are from 9:15-9:35, 9:45-10:05, 10:15-10:35, 10:45-11:05 and 11:15-11:30. All times are p.m. Friday and Alternate Schedule. GPS# Regular Pick-Up Points 1 Campus Depot ** 9:05 107 Brooks Street Transfer Station ** 9:10 108 Asp/3rd St (Walker Tower/stop sign) # 9:13 113 Lloyd Noble Center (LNC) ** 9:15 Requested pick-up and drop-off points available 9:15-9:30 only. #Bench Stops **Sheltered Stops For pick-up at other locations within the LNF service area, riders should phone CART at (405) 325-2278 before 5 p.m. Availability is between 9:05 and 11:30 p.m. Monday to Thursday; and from 9:05 to 9:30 p.m. Friday and during Alternate Schedule. Notify operator of drop-off location when boarding the bus. Visit rideCART.com for more information. 6 11 10 Main Street 9 12 NORMAN CITY ROUTE 10 15 8 Brooks Street Transfer Station 17 Connections 10 Main Street 11 Lindsey East 19 133 Lindsey West 5 12 *P&R 20 21 Alameda/E. Norman 14 7 6 Sooner Express 65 24 64 26 27 28 29 Apartment Loop 30 32 4 31 Social Security 208 21 44 3 52 Campus Loop 200 *P&R 25 2 22 184 181 36 111 107 23 24 Monday-Friday regular and alternate schedule*: 60-minute service 7-10 a.m. and 5-10 p.m. (last run 9 p.m.); 30-minute service 10:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. (last run 4:30 p.m.). Saturday schedule: 60-minute service 10 a.m.-7 p.m. (last run 6 p.m.). *P&R is a park-and-ride location. GPS# OUTBOUND TO SOONER MALL 11 Robinson/24th NW** 20 :15 :45 24 24th SW/Lindsey** 12 :30 :00 107 Brooks Street Transfer Station** :00 :30 12 Rambling Oaks/Northwest # 20 :17 :47 25 24th SW/Boyd** (*P&R location) :31 :01 36 Brooks/Monnett :01 :31 15 Northwest/Interstate Drive (stop sign) 20 :18 :48 26 Main/24th NW** :33 :03 184 Jenkins/Felgar (Sarkeys Energy Center) 21 :01 :31 17 Interstate Drive/Copperfield** 20 :19 :49 27 Main/Sherry # :34 :04 2 Jenkins/Boyd :02 :32 133 River Oaks/Interstate Drive 20 :19 :49 28 Main/Berry (Norman High School) # 24 :36 :06 3 Jenkins/Duffy (stop sign) :02 :32 19 River Oaks/Cotswold (Sooner Mall) # 20 :20 :50 29 Main/Park # :38 :08 4 Webster/Apache :03 :33 (Sooner Mall is *P&R location) 65 Webster/Main 24 :38 :08 14 Webster/Main 24 :04 :34 INBOUND TO BROOKS ST. TRANSFER STATION 30 Webster/Eufaula (stop sign) :39 :09 Webster/Tonhawa (Norman Public Library) 36th NW/River Oaks (Post Office)** Webster/Apache 5 :06 :36 20 :22 :52 31 52 :39 :09 6 Main/Lahoma** :07 :37 64 Main/36th NW** :23 :53 200 Duffy/Asp (Campus Corner) 52 :40 :10 7 Main/Berry (Norman High School)** 24 :09 :39 208 Norman Center Ct./West Branch Library # :24 :54 181 Jenkins/Felgar 21 52 :41 :11 8 Berry/Denison :11 :41 21 Norman Center Ct./Ed Noble** :24 :54 111 Brooks/Jenkins :43 :13 9 Berry/Dorchester :12 :42 22 Ed Noble/Parkway Plaza ** :26 :56 107 Brooks Street Transfer Station** :44 :14 10 Robinson/Woods** :14 :44 23 Ed Noble/Lindsey # :27 :57 #Bench Stops **Sheltered Stops Main Street route connects with 12 Lindsey West, 20 West Norman Link, 21 Alameda/East Norman, 24 Sooner Express and 52 Campus Loop.
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