Dallas proper is circled by Inner Loop 12 (or Northwest Highway) and the Outer Loop I-635 (which becomes LBJ Freeway). A car makes sense in a city this size, though the main sights of downtown's Central Business District are easy to tour on foot. The downtown visitor center is at the "Old Red" Courthouse, 100 S Houston St, in the thick of the Kennedy-related sights (daily 9am-6pm; tel 214/571-1300, ). The city also runs a 24-hour Events Hotline (tel 214/571-1301).
DART, the Dallas Area Rapid Transit system (tel 214/979-1111, ), operates the city's buses ($1 local services, $2 express buses and trains) and a swish light rail network that links downtown and the Dallas Convention Center with the West End and various sights (fares $1 local, $2 express; all-day pass $2). Both DART buses and trains operate every day from 5am to 12.30am. The McKinney Trolley (tel 214/855-0006, ) runs north from the downtown Dallas Museum of Art to the historic McKinney Avenue area (every 30min daily 10am-10pm; one-way $1.50, all-day pass $3).
The post office is at 1201 Main St (Mon-Fri 6am-4pm, Sat 6am-2pm; tel 214/752-5654; zip code 75202). -- location id = 42683 -->
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