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2016 LYNX GIS STRATEGIC PLAN UPDATE Final Report Schematic Map Not to Scale Votran feeder buses serve VOLUSIA DeBary SunRail Monday–Friday DeBary LYNX SYSTEM MAP during peak hours 4:15 am to COUNTY 9:30 am and 3:15 pm to 8:30 pm 17 92 Lake Monroe Towne Center Blvd Center Towne 4 Central Florida Ave Melonville Sanford Regional Hospital Seminole Blvd 1st St 46E 1st St 46E Rinehart Rd 46W Ave Mangoustin 34 Locust Ave 2nd St Seminole Seminole County Connect with LakeXpress Route 4 Towne Center Services Building 441 to Altoona at Anthony House BLVD AIRPORT Celery Summerlin Ave Anthony 46W WP Ball Blvd 651 French Ave French Ave House 417 NEIGHBORLINK True Health Holly St Holly St George Martin Rd George Dr Mohawk SERVICE AREA Lake MaryLake Blvd Center Dr Center Business Laughlin Rd H E Thomas Jr Pkwy 25th St 651 46E H E THOMAS JR PKWY 25TH ST SANFORD 34 Willow St Zellwood ZELLWOOD Business NeighborLink 651 provides Day Care Park Ln RD RINEHART pick ups from Sanford Seminole 34 SERVES SEMINOLE Orlando-Sanford Center Centre to Airport Blvd/25th St. HEALTH CENTER ON WEEKDAYS ONLY International Airport Vick Rd It provides curb-to-curb service Harry St 45 Seminole 44 Janet Ave in the Goldsboro community. Health Center AIRPORT BLVD Orlando Dr Janet St Seminole RD CLUB COUNTRY ROCK SPRINGS RD ROCK State College Heathrow Campus Airport Blvd LAKE MARY Sanford 4 Lake Mary City Hall Lake Mary Seminole Orange Blossom Trl Centre International Pkwy Lake Mary Blvd Lake Mary Blvd LAKE MARY BLVD Emma Rd Lake 45 Market Square Welch Rd Greenwood Blvd Blvd Weldon Vick Rd Apopka Lake Jesup Seminole State County Home Rd FARE OPTIONS High Sand Pond Rd Errol School Social Security College Sanford Plaza Administration WEKIVA SPRINGS RD 417 ONE RIDE ALL-DAY 7-DAY PASS 30-DAY PASS Old Dixie HwyMartin St South RONALD REAGAN BLVD VOTAW RD Seminole Winter Springs 405 Hospital City Hall Park Ave Florida Hospital Longwood $2.00 $4.50 $16.00 $50.00 Apopka Orlando Dr Errol Pkwy 434 434 434 Regular Regular Regular Regular LAKE IRENE BLVD Winter Springs 441 44 Orange St Springs Village Town Center Ave Central Shopping Center BLVD LONGWOOD WINTER 434 $1.00 $2.25 $8.00 $25.00 Main St 436N Semoran Blvd SPRINGS with LYNX with LYNX with LYNX with LYNX 436N Rd Montgomery 17 RONALD REAGAN 106 23 NIELE CT discount fare ID discount fare ID discount fare ID discount fare ID Apopka 7TH ST ALTAMONTE SuperStop Florida 434 CENTRAL AVE Hawthorne Ave Hawthorne SPRINGS 92 8th St FOREST Hospital APOPKA Jamestown Blvd Altamonte Mall Altamonte Altamonte Tell the Operator Buy your 7-day and 30-day passes online, Springs SEMINOLE FREE 10th St CITY OVIEDO that you want an at the LYNX Central Station ticket window, 13th St Apopka Blvd one-way transfer 103 COUNTY Cswy Lake Pearl 429 451 Park Ave 44 436N 436 1 good for 90 minutes all-day pass before or from your local vendor. Semoran Blvd Altamonte Dr 436N CASSELBERRY GENEVA DR you put money into Visit www.golynx.com or call 407-841- Semoran Blvd BROADWAY ST upon request. 405 West Town Pkwy PKWYOVIEDO Orange Blossom Trl Marketplace No round trips. the farebox. LYNX (5969) for more information. Cleveland West Town Center at Altamonte St Oviedo 622 Wymore Rd Wymore MAITLAND AVE Fernwood Blvd Mall 434 NEIGHBORLINK Special Fares Regular with LYNX discount fare ID SERVICE AREA Mitchell Hammock Rd 436S RD LOCKWOOD Piedmont Wekiwa Rd Seminole Fern Park 434 State College Rd Oxford SuperStop Xpress $3.50 one ride $1.75 one ride Altamonte ALAFAYA KEENE RD MAITLAND BLVD RED BUG LAKE RD WOODS DR Link 208 $6.50 all-day $3.25 all-day 434 Lake of the AVILES CT $23.00 7-day pass $11.50 7-day pass Woods Blvd 414 414 652 102 436 $70.00 30-day pass $35.00 30-day pass 23 Seminole State College 1 NEIGHBORLINK Oviedo Maitland Center 652 AVE ALOMA 441 SERVICE AREA NEIGHBORLINK 622 SERVES Polk County $1.50 one ride Students $1.25 Maitland Blvd SEMINOLE STATE COLLEGE OVIEDO Links 416 and 427 Senior/disabled $0.75 611 ORANGE Maitland Forest City Rd Forest MAITLAND NEIGHBORLINK 106 Dr Destiny Lake SERVICE AREA 44 COUNTY 17 417 EXACT FARE REQUIRED No change given. Please have your fare ready. HORATIO AVE 434 92 Semoran Blvd BEGGS RD Riverside Park Dr Eatonville City Hall HOWELL BRANCH RD LYNX Discount Fare IDs are available to Youth riders (between ages 7 and 18 or high Homes Rd Magnolia CLARCONA RD Lake Ave school students) and AdvantAge riders (age 65 and older or any person with a certified MCCORMICK RD Kennedy Blvd 1 9 Orlando Ave disability). IDs are available at the Lost and Found department in LYNX Central Station. 9 Trl Alafaya Aloma Ave CLARCONA DMV EATONVILLE Plaza Dr West 9 CLARCONA OCOEE RD Clarcona Ocoee Rd Lee Rd Lee Rd 443 443 9 Clarcona CLARKE RD APOPKA VINELAND RD Rd Hiawassee Dr Powers Pine Hills Rd Long Rd Crossings 23 Webster Ave 29 McCulloch Rd 4 Ranger Blvd Edgewater Dr 13 211 UCF Aloma Ave Rose of Tralee Winter Park 313 Corporate Gemini Blvd Arena All American Blvd Village GOLDENROD Blvd Cinderlane Morse Blvd Winter Denning Dr Park Ave Brewer 210 Way Pkwy University Blvd Goldenrod Rd Goldenrod TRL ECONLOCKHATCHEE DEAN RD Rd Rouse 443 Rd Forsyth 13 211 Lake Apopka Ocoee 429 Rosemont WINTER Florida Scarlet Rd Rose Bay Dr Rose Bay Valencia High School North Ln 23 Hospital University of 212 SuperStop LEE RD PARK College Lake Orlando Winter Park Winter Central Florida 302 Pkwy Park 436S SuperStop Fairbanks Ave Fairbanks Ave 1 443 Solon 49 23 Ave New York Dr Ave Aristotle Orange Blossom Trl Osceola Ave Gemini Blvd CALVARY TOWERS 23 9 IS SERVED BY St Clay 23 MONDAY-SATURDAY Central UCF Rec. Indian Hill Rd 436 Florida AND 9 ON SUNDAY Ave Lakemont Center Shader Rd Pkwy John Young 102 Blvd West Gate KNIGHTLYNX ROUTING Maury Rd Calvary ON UCF CAMPUS Plaza 49 Towers Evans 25 Ave Grande Rio 210 CLOCKWISE Silver Hills High 211 COUNTER-CLOCKWISE Center School Orange Ave 212 CLOCKWISE 443 106 Dr Edgewater 4 17 Glenridge Wy 210 Silver Star Rd 44 301 Silver Star Rd 92 Hanging Moss Dr 125 125 VA Clinic 212 RD CHULOUTA 37 48 Silver Star Rees Ave General 104 Princeton St Blvd Semoran GOOD HOMES RD Clarke Rd Clarke APOPKA VINELAND RD Rd Hiawassee Dr Powers Rd Florida Florida Hospital Hospital Trl Alafaya 441 PLANT ST Walmart 25 Sherman St 125 612 Princeton St CHALLENGER Princeton St Ave Orange 20 PKWY NEIGHBORLINK LYNX 313 13 Publix 621 PINE 125 Operations Blossom Trl Orange UNION PARK SERVICE AREA Pine Hills Rd Dr Mercy 621 611 125 HILLS Center Corrine Dr E Colonial Dr NEIGHBORLINK 50 Bennett Rd SERVICE AREA Forest Ave Forest Washington WINTER Mills Ave Old Cheney Bithlo Econlockhatchee Trl Econlockhatchee NEIGHBORLINK 613 436S Park Blvd Avalon 6th SERVICE AREA ORLANDO 104 210 Park & GARDEN 29 Trl Sunflower FLORIDA’S TURNPIKE NEIGHBORLINK Ride 27 429 PKWYJOHN YOUNG 29 Westside SERVICE AREA BALBOA DR WD Judge Dr Rd Woodbury 11th Hampton Ave Hampton Ferguson Ave Ferguson Tech Magnolia Ave 612 OCOEE Garland Ave WILSON RD 7th Virginia Dr 417 104 Winter Central 302 BITHLO Colonial Dr NEIGHBORLINK Garden Rd Carter 106 102 125 5TH Story Rd 48 49 Florida 20 SERVICE AREA Shopping 9th St Fairgrounds Maguire Blvd Center 28 Orlando 621 49 W Colonial Dr 48 49 29 E Colonial Dr 29 Fashion Square Waterford Lakes Pkwy Golden Bithlo OAKLAND E Colonial Dr Valencia College Ln Isle Health 105 48 50 Center 105 Ave Bluford Ave Blackwood 50 105 28 Waterford CLERMONT AVE PARK 105 LIMITED STOP 8 20 21 25 36 38 40 50 54 105 3 7 11 13 15 18 51 102 104 LIMITED STOP SERVICE FROM LYNX Colonial High School 15 W Colonial Dr 54 105 303 106 107 300 304 319 FL441 104 125 313 Valencia Lakes Town Orlando Connect with LakeXpress Route 50 West Oaks Mall SERVICE FROM Amelia St 313 104 CENTRAL STATION TO SEMORAN BLVD Trl Chickasaw COLONIAL DR Colonial Plaza College Center NeighborLink 621 provides Speedworld LYNX CENTRAL STN. Ave Parramore Dr Westmoreland to Lake County at Park Ave SuperStop 301 Hughey Ave 28 TO POWERS DR Greyhound SuperStop 13 OLEANDER DR East pick ups from Waterford Lakes FLORIDA’S TURNPIKE LYNX 436S Town Center to Bithlo Health Health Central Livingston St MACON PKWY 50 408 25 107 CENTRAL Center. It provides curb-to-curb Hospital 319 service in the Bithlo and BLVD BANCROFT 304 20 STATION 520 BLVD ABALONE Old Winter Garden Rd 21 104 Orlando Dahlia Dr Wedgefield communities. Executive 621 54 Was 25 hin 51 Airport Alder Dr Ivey Ln Ivey g 36 Robinson St Primrose Dr Primrose LAKE ton St LAKE DR CRYSTAL NEIGHBORLINK 54 LYNX 54 408 SERVICE AREA COUNTY Winter Old Winter Garden Rd Ave Terry Central Central Blvd Garden Village 212 2016Ave Dollins 21 LYNX GIS Strategic313 408 NETTLETON ST Garland Ave 37 Central Blvd Ave Orange ORLANDO Osceola Ave 20 WEDGEFIELD 20 Orange 436S 28 15 Cottage Hill Rd Cottage 212 NONSTOP John Young Pkwy John Young County 20 Ave Division 28 Church St Bldg. EXPRESS SERVICE Fanfair Ave Fanfair Amway ON SR-408 429 Rd Hiawassee Plan Update Edgemoor St Center FLORIDA’S TURNPIKE 408 8 319 Kirkman Rd AZALEA Senior Recreation Citrus 6 212 Complex Bowl Jackson St PARK Malibu St 4 13 51 406 South St Church South St ORANGE LINE Marks St Ln Ivey 36 Street 212 Bamboo Dr SUMMERLIN AVE CR Smith St NORTH QUARTER Bethune Dr COLONIAL DR Ave Blocker COLONIAL DR Anderson St 50 50 408 APOPKA VINELAND RD Anderson St 406 Westgate Dr 212 212 Lake Lake Underhill Rd Terr Terr Lucerne 6 Ronald Orange County 319 Underhill Oxalis Ave CONCORD ST CONCORD ST 13 Rd Goldenrod 27 Public Schools Orange Center Blvd Gore St 15 Beta Florida Hospital Rio Grande Ave Rio Grande Blossom Trl Orange L Center East Orlando 8 15 a d NORTH 40 k l R Washington Ave Parramore e il AMELIA ST Amelia St AMELIA ST 303 U r h Shores Delaney Ave QUARTER Orlando DR PRIMROSE
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