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Reference Guide

Bus Stop Locations:

NS = NEAR-SIDE (before intersection), FS = FAR-SIDE (after intersection), MB = MID-BLOCK (before intersection)
Stop location in relation to the intersection in the direction of travel

Direction of Travel:

N (northbound), S (southbound), E (eastbound), W (westbound)

Icons for DART Services:

	Bus		Trinity Railway Express (TRE) Commuter Rail
	DART Red Line Light Rail		M-Line Streetcar
	DART Blue Line Light Rail		Indicates a transfer point

Stay In Seat Transfers:

Some bus trips may require a brief "Stay In Seat" stopover that will include This trip has 1 stay in seat transfer in your itinerary detail. Although the Step By Step detail will include a transfer point, you are not required to get off the bus. Rather, the bus will continue in the opposite direction and deliver you to your next transfer point or final destination. There may be a brief period of layover depending on the schedule.

Highway Naming Conventions:

Use the table below to determine the highway name that will be recognized by the trip planner. Depending on the highway, there may be more than one interstate number used in relation to a highway's name.

Highway Name	Name To Use In Trip Planner
Airport Freeway (West SH 183)	SH 183
George W. Bush Turnpike	SH 190, SH 161
John W. Carpenter Freeway (East SH 183)	SH 114, SH 183
Central Expressway	US 75
C.F. Hawn Freeway	US 175
Dallas North Tollway	Dallas N Tollway
LBJ Freeway	IH 635, IH 20
Marvin D. Love Freeway (North US 67)	US 67
Julius Schepps Freeway	IH 45
Stemmons Freeway (North IH 35)	IH 35
R.L. Thornton Freeway (East IH 30, South IH 35)	IH 30, IH 35
Walton Walker Boulevard	Loop 12
S.M. Wright Freeway	SH 310

In addition, there are highways (or parts of highways) that do not have names in addition to their numeric designations:
US 80, IH 20, IH 30, Spur 408, SH 160 (currently under construction)