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Shuttles EWU Express Mead HS Hastings Rd Wandermere Mall 124 25 Shuttles Express Routes Hastings Fairwood Park & 11 12 173 Ride YMCA main route N Mill Rd Park & see Shuttles Ride SCC TRANSIT CENTER BOARDING BAYS THE PLAZA AREA BOARDING ZONES inset for details N Five Mile Rd N Waikiki Rd 124 Whitworth 27 11 Plaza/Arena Shuttle non-stop service N Division St University Newport Hwy Spokane Community 12 Southside Medical Shuttle designated E Hawthorne Rd W Riverside Ave 74 172 45 26 28 4 South limited stop 23 Meadowglen 28 Park College 29 32 173 190 94 * 29 39 25 90 144 Weekday service connecting major North Frequent Routes Spokane Northpointe 39 33 34 341 P B destinations via direct, high-speed Library 28 BOARDING routing. Peak and some midday Shopping Center 1 2 3 4 N Indian Trail Rd ZONES 20 service available. Whitworth E Holland Ave main route Indian Trail Dr 3 2 1 North Express Library 124 E Jay Ave 26 SRBC N Wall St Bank of 20R 144 South Express W Strong Rd branch of route Liberty Lake Express America selected trips 172 Sundance Country Homes Blvd VTC Express Plaza 173 124 Deaconess North Every 15 minutes during Weekday peak 190 Valley Express Emergency Ctr Peyton 12 11 and day times. Night and Weekend service E Lincoln Rd Building The Plaza School day service to EWU from every 30-60 minutes or better. Country 26 N Standard St Standard N park & rides and transit centers. Homes N Nevada St 4 Five Mile to Moran Prarie See EWU Express inset for details. Park & Ride N Post St N Wall St via Downtown 662 EWU North Express N Nine Mile Rd Country Homes Blvd Lilac 20 SFCC Five Mile Plaza 663 EWU VTC Express 23 21 West Broadway Park & Ride N Division St 664 EWU South Hill Express W Wedgewood 25 Division Salk MS 22 4 27 Ave E Mission Ave Wellesley W Francis Ave 10 9 8 7 6 33 St Addison N 90 Sprague N Monroe St 27 27 SPOKANE RIVER Franklin E Francis Ave Park Commons 21 20 4 North 64 W Francis Ave 94 Franklin 66 * Route boards N G St 42 60 22 Basic Routes Park Garry W Sprague Ave in ZONE 1 during MS N Crestline St 22 43 61 23 124 Dwight Merkel Holy Family weekends N Alberta St 43 W Rowan Ave N Belt St W Rowan Ave E Rowan Ave main route Sports Hospital N Nevada St Complex 64 23 4 25 28 Albi N Haven St non-stop service N Lidgerwood St Stadium 124 Northtown Mall East Valley MS 45 N Market St VA Medical Center limited service W Wellesley Ave W Wellesley Ave Shadle E Wellesley Ave 27 E Wellesley Ave East Valley HS Library 33 basic routes combine for frequent service Shadle Park Shadle 96 Shopping Center Park Every 30-60 minutes during day times Driscoll Blvd Rogers Hillyard seven days a week. HS Library N Assembly St Assembly N Shadle Northwest Blvd St Addison N N Cook St 22 Park Northeast N Haven St Glover Clark N Maple St N Ash St Maple/Ash St Monroe N N Division St 23 N G St MS HS 26 28 Community 26 Lidgerwood Park Center N Progress Rd N Sullivan Rd 27 Hillyard Shaw N Market St W Garland Ave E Empire Ave E Empire MS E Trent Ave 28 Nevada Centennial Trail 22 33 27 Ave 33 Spokane 29 SCC Centennial Trail Industrial Park E Bridgeport Ave 32 Trent/Montgomery N Alberta St Corbin Andrew 34 Freya Senior Center Gonzaga Rypien E Euclid Ave 341 Freya (SCC in session only) Prep Minnehaha Audubon 23 4 Corbin 25 Field Mission Park 39 Downriver Dr Park Park E Frederick Ave E Liberty Ave 96 E North Foothills Dr N Nevada St N Crestline St 42 South Adams Northwest Blvd 124 39 Millwood Sullivan Lincoln/37th Ave E Euclid Ave N Vista Rd 43 E Marietta Ave 94 Park 45 Perry District Park Institute for E Buckeye 32 becomes 97 60 Airport via Browne’s Addition E Illinois Ave N Market St YMCA Centerplace N Cochran St Extended SPOKANE RIVER West Valley HS Ave 97 becomes 32 Hwy 2 via Browne’s Addition N Perry St 61 Learning 27 Argonne Village at Mirabeau Point Mirabeau E Carlisle Park & Ride 62 Medical Lake Downriver 22 N Myrtle St Shopping Center N Division St N Ruby St Ave Point Park 63 Airway Heights/West Plains Park The N Freya St Felts Field Millwood E Mansfield Ave SPOKANE RIVER Airport E Montgomery Centennial Trail 64 Cheney/West Plains N T J Meenach Dr Community DSHS 32 School North St Dakota Dr 66 EWU Spokane Falls Developmental 27 26 Spokane 32 Mirabeau Point 95 E Indiana Ave Disabilities Services E Indiana Ave Park & Ride 67 Swoop Loop (EWU in session only) Community College Centennial Trail Community N Sullivan Rd West Central N Maple St North 28 College 68 Cheney Loop Spokane STA Central E Trent Ave Spokane Rd Argonne N 74 W Mission Ave Community E Mission Ave 33 Transit Valley HS 74 Mirabeau/Liberty Lake (Weekday only) Falls Station 33 N Ash St HS 29 Center 74 74M Center 90 94 East Central/Millwood 39 39 34 20 becomes 33 21 St Monroe N Spokane Mukogawa N Greene St 172 172 20 W Boone Ave Mission Chief Garry 341 32 95 Mid-Valley Fort Wright 33 becomes 20 32 173 Valley Valley Mall 90 DSHS Park Park Mission 95 96 Pines/Sullivan Institute at Spokane Falls Station Ogden Hall N Liberty Lake Rd South Valley Summit Blvd Gonzaga E Trent Ave E Mission Ave Park E Mission Ave Providence N Flora Rd N Barker Rd E Mission Ave 97 N A St 21 University N Freya Way Centennial Medical Park 98 98 Liberty Lake via Sprague W Broadway Ave N Pines Rd N Ruby St MS Valley E Appleway Ave 74C W Fort George Wright Dr SPOKANE RIVER E Trent Ave 96 Hospital Riverside N Evergreen Rd Spokane 74 Meadow- N Napa St E Hamilton St 90 N University Rd Cemetery W Clarke Ave E Broadway Ave Rd Argonne N Valley Plaza 172 wood N Division St N Washington St 29 W Government Wy Liberty Technology High Bridge 20C N Fancher Rd 95 MLK Wy Valley E Broadway Ave Lake W Riverside Ave North Pines Campus Park N Mullan Rd Spokane County 94 Transit MS Mica Peak 172 74 98 Library 20R Fair and Expo Center Spokane Valley 97 N Havana St N Freya St Center 173 95 E Sprague Ave HS E Appleway Ave Liberty Lake NW Museum of W Sprague Ave E Sprague Ave Library E Sprague Ave Park & Ride NORTH 20 Arts & Culture 90 90 90 98 98 Downtown Altamont St S E Sprague Ave E Country Vista Dr W Riverside Ave W 1st Ave 34 Appleway Blvd 190 Dishman E Mission Ave 60 97 96 Hills HS Spokane E 2nd Ave 341 S Spruce St W Pacific Ave 61 W 2nd Ave 74 Spokane Liberty 90 Dishman University 43 see inset on reverse S Arthur St W 3rd Ave S Thor St Shopping E 3rd Ave S Havana St Hills Northern Quest S Walnut St 172 173 E 3rd Ave S Park Rd S Freya St Lake Casino Coeur Liberty E 4th Ave Center Valley N Molter Rd Molter N S Lawson St d’Alene 190 S Russell St 94 S Sullivan Rd S Flora Rd S Hayford Rd Park S Maple St S Pines Rd S Magnolia St Sprague Ave S CannonPark St E Newark Ave E 5th Ave S Thierman Rd E 8th Ave E 8th Ave Edgecliff N Liberty Lake Rd 42 S University Rd W 4th Ave W 5th Ave S Perry St East Central Park Central Valley HS Vanessa Behan E 8th Ave N Country Vista Blvd 90 Community Ctr E Hartson Ave S Dishman-Mica Rd 96 Evergreen MS Sacred Heart Crisis Nursery 94 Airway W 10th Ave S Cedar St W 6th Ave Heights St Madison S Medical Center Grant Underhill E 16th Ave East Side 341 Airway Heights Corrections Woman’s Rockwood Blvd Park Park Airway Library Center 60AH Club Grand Blvd Library Additional service is provided between E 16th Ave Spokane Tribe SCC and E Hartson Ave on weekdays 144 45 S Ray St Casino 61 S Bernard St when SCC is in session. W Sunset Hwy Sunset Blvd Bowdish MS Heights W 14th Ave Flint Rd Flint 61 42 Southeast Blvd Terrace S Adams St 60AH St Mitchell 60 63 66 E 17th Ave View Park Spotted Rd 43 S Freya St Airway Heights Lincoln S Pines Rd BX S Evergreen Rd Park & Ride 64 4 Lincoln W 20th Ave Park E 18th Ave 60AH St Lincoln S Heights E 32nd Ave 61BX Additional Night & Weekend service Manito St Division S Shopping 97 W Boone Ave is provided to Airway Heights Park Center Southside University HS via Northern Quest Casino 63 W 25th Ave Arena W Airport Dr Senior & 34 Park & Ride Shuttles Community Fairchild Spokane Flightline Blvd W 29th Ave E 29th Ave Civic Center Horizon MS Spokane Air Force Base 60 International Veterans Theatre Airport Southeast Blvd 11 12 t Memorial N Howard St S S Brooks Rd South Hill South Hill E 40th Ave Comstock Arena W Dean Ave Park Manito Library Park & Ride n 43 o Sacajawea MS Shopping t See reverse for additional S Bernard St 45 g 90 n Center i downtown detail 43 h R s S High Dr Hart OKANE IVE a SP R N Monroe St Field W St Division N W Medical Lake Rd 64N E 37th Ave N S Pines Rd Pavilion S Inland Empire Way 62 64 63 Grand Blvd 43 11 W 37th Ave Eastern State 4th St Medical Lake HS West Plains Hamblen Park Ferris HS Clock Tower Hospital Transit Center E Thurston Ave First Interstate 62 VALLEY TRANSIT CENTER BOARDING ZONES RIVERFRONT Center for Convention West Lake Medical 66 City the Arts Center Maple St Lake Medical Lake Hall PARK Center Library 64 W Spokane Falls Blvd S Lefevre St 144 4 MEDICAL S Palouse Hwy Downtown Pine St River Park LAKE Liberty Building S Regal St S Perry St 5 Main Square Spokane University District South East Library W Main St Gateway Bridge High Sports 6 62 W Riverside Ave Drive Complex E Riverside Ave Medical Salnave Rd Four Lakes Park The Plaza W Sprague Ave E Sprague Ave Hwy 904 663 4 Valley Lake N 6th St YMCA W 1st Ave E 1st Ave Moran Station 12 W Betz Rd 4 Park & Ride Transit Frontier S Crestline St S Freya St 68 7 S Sheridan St Lakeland Village Behavioral Health 1st St E 57th Ave E 57th Ave McKeehan Way 144 Center Simpson Pkwy 96 3 Moran 173 W 2nd Ave E 2nd Ave S Monroe St St Lincoln S S Wall St S Howard St S Stevens St S Division St Division S Cheney HS EWU Express Prairie 8 S Browne St 67 Library S Washington St E 3rd Ave Elm St From Park & Rides and Transit Centers Map Symbols schematic map
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