what is up with the buss line in fort worth
10-22-07, 07:49 AM
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what is up with the buss line in fort worth
I am trying to make a change and get rid of my car and keep only my wife's..
So on days like today when it is pouring and I refuse to ride my bike, I would like to take the bus.
I looked at the schedule and routes.... but it really looks like a foreign language to me.
Does any one understand it? I am I just not to bright as to understand the buss system.
If anyone is a rider out there... I am trying to get from hulen, around arlington heights high, to berry and hemphill. Let me know if you can help me. Thanks
So on days like today when it is pouring and I refuse to ride my bike, I would like to take the bus.
I looked at the schedule and routes.... but it really looks like a foreign language to me.
Does any one understand it? I am I just not to bright as to understand the buss system.
If anyone is a rider out there... I am trying to get from hulen, around arlington heights high, to berry and hemphill. Let me know if you can help me. Thanks
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10-22-07, 10:12 AM
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sorry to disappoint you... but only 1!
it should read: wife's
it should read: wife's
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Actually it's not that hard - just takes a little getting used to it.
From your start: catch the bus on Hulen, going north to Camp Bowie. Get a transfer, or if you're coming back by bus, it's simpler to get a day pass. ($3 - tell the driver what you're doing before you put your money in. You have to have the correct change. They give you a card which you can just slide through the reader when you transfer.)
At Camp Bowie, get off and transfer to the Number 2 going east (toward downtown. The number 2 runs every fifteen minutes on weekdays, so you shouldn't have to wait long, if at all.
Go all the way downtown to the ITC and transfer to the number 1 (Hemphill) bus, going south, which will take you to Berry and Hemphill. Check to make sure it's the number 1 going south, not north. All buses leave the ITC at :15 and :45 after the hour.
It won't be a fast trip, but the transfers are easy.
Hope this helps!
From your start: catch the bus on Hulen, going north to Camp Bowie. Get a transfer, or if you're coming back by bus, it's simpler to get a day pass. ($3 - tell the driver what you're doing before you put your money in. You have to have the correct change. They give you a card which you can just slide through the reader when you transfer.)
At Camp Bowie, get off and transfer to the Number 2 going east (toward downtown. The number 2 runs every fifteen minutes on weekdays, so you shouldn't have to wait long, if at all.
Go all the way downtown to the ITC and transfer to the number 1 (Hemphill) bus, going south, which will take you to Berry and Hemphill. Check to make sure it's the number 1 going south, not north. All buses leave the ITC at :15 and :45 after the hour.
It won't be a fast trip, but the transfers are easy.
Hope this helps!
10-30-07, 09:38 PM
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that does help a lot. I plan on selling my car after the first and going totally bike and public transport,
we will have one car that my wife uses daily.
we will have one car that my wife uses daily.
