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Q34 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route Q34 bus time schedule & line map Q34 Jamaica LIRR Sta-Airtrain Via Kissena Bl Via View In Website Mode Parsons Bl The Q34 bus line (Jamaica LIRR Sta-Airtrain Via Kissena Bl Via Parsons Bl) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Jamaica LIRR Sta-Airtrain Via Kissena Bl Via Parsons Bl: 5:00 AM - 9:01 PM (2) Roosevelt Av: 5:50 AM - 10:31 PM (3) Whitestone 149 St Via Kissena Bl Via Willets Pt Bl: 12:08 AM - 11:38 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest Q34 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next Q34 bus arriving. Direction: Jamaica LIRR Sta-Airtrain Via Kissena Q34 bus Time Schedule Bl Via Parsons Bl Jamaica LIRR Sta-Airtrain Via Kissena Bl Via 47 stops Parsons Bl Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Willets Pt Bl/24 Rd 149-15 25 Ave, Queens Tuesday 5:00 AM - 9:01 PM Willets Pt Bl/147 St Wednesday 5:00 AM - 9:01 PM 146-43 Willets Point Blvd, Queens Thursday 5:00 AM - 9:01 PM Willets Pt Bl/146 St Friday 5:00 AM - 9:01 PM 146-09 Willets Point Blvd, Queens Saturday Not Operational Willets Pt Bl/Parsons Bl 24-25 Parsons Boulevard, Queens Union St/25 Rd 25-12 Union Street, Queens Q34 bus Info Direction: Jamaica LIRR Sta-Airtrain Via Kissena Bl Union St/26 Av Via Parsons Bl 26-10 Union Street, Queens Stops: 47 Trip Duration: 58 min 141 St/28 Av Line Summary: Willets Pt Bl/24 Rd, Willets Pt Bl/147 140-21 28th Road, Queens St, Willets Pt Bl/146 St, Willets Pt Bl/Parsons Bl, Union St/25 Rd, Union St/26 Av, 141 St/28 Av, 139 139 St/28 Rd St/28 Rd, 138 St / 31 Rd, 32 Av/138 St, Linden Pl/32 138-18 28th Road, Queens Av, Linden Pl/35 Av, Main St/Northern Bl, Main St/40 Rd, Kissena Bl/Sanford Av, Kissena Bl/Franklin Av, 138 St / 31 Rd Kissena Bl/Beech Av, Kissena Bl/Elder Av, Kissena 138th Street, Queens Bl/45 Av, Kissena Bl/Holly Av, Kissena Bl/Mulberry Av, Kissena Bl/Oak Av, Kissena Bl/Rose Av, Kissena 32 Av/138 St Bl/Booth Memorial, Kissena Bl/60 Av, Kissena Bl/64 137-29 32 Ave, Queens Av, Kissena Bl/Queens College, Kissena Bl/Melbourne Av, Kissena Bl/Jewel Av, Kissena Bl/70 Linden Pl/32 Av Rd, Kissena Bl/72 Rd, Kissena Bl/73 Av, Parsons 32-02 Linden Pl, Queens Bl/75 Rd, Parsons Bl/76 Rd, Parsons Bl/77 Rd, Parsons Bl/78 Rd, Parsons Bl/Union Tpk, Parsons Linden Pl/35 Av Bl/Village Rd, Parsons Bl/Grand Central Pky, 34-50 Linden Pl, Queens Parsons Bl/Hoover Av, Parsons Bl/84 Dr, Parsons Bl/85 Dr, Parsons Bl/Hillside Av, Parsons Bl/89 Av, Main St/Northern Bl 36-22 Main St, Queens Parsons Bl/Jamaica Av, Jamaica Av/153 St, Sutphin Bl/94 Av Main St/40 Rd 40-18 Main St, Queens Kissena Bl/Sanford Av 42-10 Kissena Boulevard, Queens Kissena Bl/Franklin Av 43-10 Kissena Blvd, Queens Kissena Bl/Beech Av 43-44 Kissena Blvd, Queens Kissena Bl/Elder Av 138-70 Elder Avenue, Queens Kissena Bl/45 Av 45-10 Kissena Blvd, Queens Kissena Bl/Holly Av 45-52 Kissena Boulevard, Queens Kissena Bl/Mulberry Av 48-14 Kissena Boulevard, Queens Kissena Bl/Oak Av 50-12 Kissena Blvd, Queens Kissena Bl/Rose Av 52-25 Kissena Boulevard, Queens Kissena Bl/Booth Memorial 153-36 Booth Memorial Avenue, Queens Kissena Bl/60 Av 60-10 Kissena Boulevard, Queens Kissena Bl/64 Av 64-10 Kissena Boulevard, Queens Kissena Bl/Queens College 65-10 Kissena Blvd, Queens Kissena Bl/Melbourne Av 152-72 Melbourne Avenue, Queens Kissena Bl/Jewel Av 70-08 Kissena Blvd, Queens Kissena Bl/70 Rd 70-64 Kissena Blvd, Queens Kissena Bl/72 Rd 72-24 Kissena Blvd, Queens Kissena Bl/73 Av 153-32 73rd Avenue, Queens Parsons Bl/75 Rd 75-32 Parsons Blvd, Queens Parsons Bl/76 Rd 76-28 Parsons Blvd, Queens Parsons Bl/77 Rd 153-52 77 Rd, Queens Parsons Bl/78 Rd 78-38 Parsons Blvd, Queens Parsons Bl/Union Tpk Parsons Bl/Village Rd 82-30 Parsons Blvd, Queens Parsons Bl/Grand Central Pky 82-86 Parsons Blvd, Queens Parsons Bl/Hoover Av 83-40 Parsons Blvd, Queens Parsons Bl/84 Dr 84-60 Parsons Boulevard, Queens Parsons Bl/85 Dr 85-88 Parsons Blvd, Queens Parsons Bl/Hillside Av 87-50 Parsons Blvd, Queens Parsons Bl/89 Av 89-14 Parsons Boulevard, Queens Parsons Bl/Jamaica Av 90-50 Parsons Blvd, Queens Jamaica Av/153 St 151-20 Jamaica Ave, Queens Sutphin Bl/94 Av Sutphin Boulevard, Queens Direction: Roosevelt Av Q34 bus Time Schedule 14 stops Roosevelt Av Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Willets Pt Bl/24 Rd 149-15 25 Ave, Queens Tuesday 5:50 AM - 10:31 PM Willets Pt Bl/147 St Wednesday 5:50 AM - 10:31 PM 146-43 Willets Point Blvd, Queens Thursday 5:50 AM - 10:31 PM Willets Pt Bl/146 St Friday 5:50 AM - 10:31 PM 146-09 Willets Point Blvd, Queens Saturday Not Operational Willets Pt Bl/Parsons Bl 24-25 Parsons Boulevard, Queens Union St/25 Rd 25-12 Union Street, Queens Q34 bus Info Direction: Roosevelt Av Union St/26 Av Stops: 14 26-10 Union Street, Queens Trip Duration: 17 min Line Summary: Willets Pt Bl/24 Rd, Willets Pt Bl/147 141 St/28 Av St, Willets Pt Bl/146 St, Willets Pt Bl/Parsons Bl, 140-21 28th Road, Queens Union St/25 Rd, Union St/26 Av, 141 St/28 Av, 139 St/28 Rd, 138 St / 31 Rd, 32 Av/138 St, Linden Pl/32 139 St/28 Rd Av, Linden Pl/35 Av, Main St/Northern Bl, Main St/40 138-18 28th Road, Queens Rd 138 St / 31 Rd 138th Street, Queens 32 Av/138 St 137-29 32 Ave, Queens Linden Pl/32 Av 32-02 Linden Pl, Queens Linden Pl/35 Av 34-50 Linden Pl, Queens Main St/Northern Bl 36-22 Main St, Queens Main St/40 Rd 40-18 Main St, Queens Direction: Whitestone 149 St Via Kissena Bl Via Q34 bus Time Schedule Willets Pt Bl Whitestone 149 St Via Kissena Bl Via Willets Pt Bl 48 stops Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Sutphin Bl/94 Av Sutphin Boulevard, Queens Tuesday 6:15 AM - 11:38 PM Archer Av/151 St Wednesday 12:08 AM - 11:38 PM 150-13 Archer Avenue, Queens Thursday 12:08 AM - 11:38 PM Parsons Bl/Jamaica Av Friday 12:08 AM - 11:38 PM 159-01 Jamaica Avenue, Queens Saturday 12:08 AM Parsons Bl/89 Av 159-12 89th Avenue, Queens Parsons Bl/88 Av 87-77 Parsons Blvd, Queens Q34 bus Info Direction: Whitestone 149 St Via Kissena Bl Via Parsons Bl/87 Av Willets Pt Bl 87-41 Parsons Blvd, Queens Stops: 48 Trip Duration: 56 min Parsons Bl/159 St Line Summary: Sutphin Bl/94 Av, Archer Av/151 St, 85-77 Parsons Blvd, Queens Parsons Bl/Jamaica Av, Parsons Bl/89 Av, Parsons Bl/88 Av, Parsons Bl/87 Av, Parsons Bl/159 St, Parsons Bl/85 Av Parsons Bl/85 Av, Parsons Bl/84 Rd, Parsons 84-69 Parsons Blvd, Queens Bl/Grand Central Pky, Parsons Bl/82 Dr, Parsons Bl/Goethals Av, Parsons Bl/Union Tpk, Parsons Bl/78 Parsons Bl/84 Rd Av, Parsons Bl/77 Av, Parsons Bl/76 Av, Kissena 84-05 Parsons Blvd, Queens Bl/75 Av, Kissena Bl/Aguilar Av, Kissena Bl/71 Av, Kissena Bl/Jewel Av, Kissena Bl/Melbourne Av, Parsons Bl/Grand Central Pky Kissena Bl/Queens College, Kissena Bl/64 Av, 83-15 Parsons Blvd, Queens Kissena Bl/Horace Harding Ep, Kissena Bl/58 Av, Kissena Bl/Rose Av, Kissena Bl/Poplar Av, Kissena Parsons Bl/82 Dr Bl/Negundo Av, Kissena Bl/Holly Av, Kissena Bl/45 82-65 Parsons Boulevard, Queens Av, Kissena Bl/Cherry Av, Kissena Bl/Ash Av, Kissena Bl/Maple Av, Kissena Bl/Sanford Av, Main Parsons Bl/Goethals Av St/Roosevelt Av, Main St/Northern Bl, Linden Pl/35 80-25 Parsons Blvd, Queens Av, 32 Av/Linden Pl, 138 St/32 Av, 138 St/31 Rd, 28 Rd/139 St, 28 Av/141 St, Union St/26 Av, Willets Pt Parsons Bl/Union Tpk Bl/Parsons Bl, Willets Pt Bl/144 Pl, Willets Pt Bl/146 158-05 Union Tpke, Queens St, Willets Pt Bl/147 St, Willets Pt Bl/24 Rd Parsons Bl/78 Av 77-43 Parsons Blvd, Queens Parsons Bl/77 Av 76-28 Parsons Blvd, Queens Parsons Bl/76 Av 75-37 Parsons Boulevard, Queens Kissena Bl/75 Av 73-21 Kissena Blvd, Queens Kissena Bl/Aguilar Av 72-15 Kissena Blvd, Queens Kissena Bl/71 Av 154-01 71 Ave, Queens Kissena Bl/Jewel Av 69-41 Kissena Boulevard, Queens Kissena Bl/Melbourne Av 67-47 Kissena Blvd, Queens Kissena Bl/Queens College 65-10 Kissena Boulevard, Queens Kissena Bl/64 Av 154-01 64th Avenue, Queens Kissena Bl/Horace Harding Ep 59-39 Kissena Blvd, Queens Kissena Bl/58 Av 154-03 58th Avenue, Queens Kissena Bl/Rose Av 52-25 Kissena Boulevard, Queens Kissena Bl/Poplar Av 50-11 Kissena Blvd, Queens Kissena Bl/Negundo Av 48-09 Kissena Blvd, Queens Kissena Bl/Holly Av 45-70 Kissena Blvd, Queens Kissena Bl/45 Av 44-65 Kissena Boulevard, Queens Kissena Bl/Cherry Av 43-65 Kissena Boulevard, Queens Kissena Bl/Ash Av 43-31 Kissena Blvd, Queens Kissena Bl/Maple Av Kissena Boulevard, Queens Kissena Bl/Sanford Av 41-63 Kissena Blvd, Queens Main St/Roosevelt Av 136-02 Roosevelt Ave, Queens Main St/Northern Bl 36-09 Main Street, Queens Linden Pl/35 Av 34-49 Linden Place, Queens 32 Av/Linden Pl 136-06 32 Ave, Queens 138 St/32 Av 138-01 32 Ave, Queens 138 St/31 Rd 138th Street, Queens 28 Rd/139 St 139-10 28th Road, Queens 28 Av/141 St 141-10 28th Avenue, Queens Union St/26 Av 142-15 26th Avenue, Queens Willets Pt Bl/Parsons Bl 25-10 Parsons Boulevard, Queens Willets Pt Bl/144 Pl 144th Place, Queens Willets Pt Bl/146 St 144-58 Willets Point Boulevard, Queens Willets Pt Bl/147 St 25-03 147th Street, Queens Willets Pt Bl/24 Rd 149-15 25 Ave, Queens Q34 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com.
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