Addison Transit Center service map poster
When most news outlets talk about what's at stake if Addison left DART, they tend to focus exclusively on the relatively new Silver Line. It's often overlooked how, through DART, Addison has bus routes to every single member city north of I-30, including both Park Cities. While its municipal boundary is small, I so often meet people who live on its border and self-identify as Addison residents despite technically living in Dallas, Carrollton, or Farmers Branch.
To spotlight its function as the central hub of, what I think of as, the "Greater Addison Area", I drew this simplified map of all routes serving Addison Transit Center. I ommitted routes that don't stop at ATC. I only drew outbound paths so that 1 line = 1 route on this map. Here it is a printable PDF of 19"x13" poster. When taking it to a printer, you can ask for horizontal 13x19 paper, or "Super B" size, or "A3+" size. Here's Adobe Illustrator project file for anyone who wants to modify.
Far North Dallas Hyperlocal Conversation, May 5, Tuesday 6:00pm
Aside for a well-deserved break for all the advocates who fought hard for this victory, what's next for mobility in the Greater Addison / Far North Dallas area? Join us at Half Price Books tonight and let's talk about it! RSVP to let us know you're coming.
"Hyperlocal Conversations" are neighborhood-specific monthly gatherings for neighbors to explore ways to improve walkability where they live. Each month we discuss topics that are timely and relevant for that particular area. Our next three conversations in Far North Dallas are tentatively scheduled for:
- May 5 (tonight)
- June 2
- July 7