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Commuterdirect.Com for Pricing) Bus Stop • Commuter Bus Ticket Sales COMMUTER BUS Annapolis Departamento Enlistado Abajo To Severna Park Rvsd 7/21 Annapolis Fares EFFECTIVE JUNE 27, For more information, or to request • From Kent Island to Washington, D.C. is Zone 4; from Annapolis and 2021 this document in an alternate format or Davidsonville to Washington, D.C. is Zone 3. Zone 3 Zone 4 translated into another language, please One Way – Full Fare $6.00 $7.00 301 contact the department listed below. One Way – Senior/Disability Fare $5.00 $6.00 50 Ten Trip – Full Fare $60.00 $70.00 Ten Trip – Senior/Disability $50.00 $60.00 Para mayor información o para solicitar LEGEND Monthly Pass Full Fare $204.00 $238.00 220 No. 220 Route este documento en un formato alternativo o Monthly Pass – Senior/Disability $170.00 $204.00 Midday/last PM trip traducido a otro idioma, por favor contacte el Transit Link Card (refer to commuterdirect.com for pricing) Bus Stop • Commuter Bus Ticket Sales COMMUTER BUS Annapolis departamento enlistado abajo. Park & Ride 2 Commuter Direct 15th St. MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION 4th St. U St. 7th St. U St. Website: MTA.CommuterDirect.com 70 U St. TO 70 Downtown Washington, D.C. Phone: 410-697-2212 9th St. Downtown Washington, D.C. 14th St. 13th St. 3rd St. 2nd St. 11th St. 9th St. 欲了解更多信息或欲索取另一种格 12th St. 12th St. T St. 178 Bestgate Rd. Charm Pass (mobile ticket) ANNAPOLIS T St. Website: mta.maryland.gov/charmpass General's Hwy. 2 式或译成其它语言的本文档， WASHINGTON, D.C. Florida Ave. To Kent Island Phone: 833-242-7622 8th St. New Hampshire Ave. 16th St. 70 Rhode Island Ave. S St. S St. 请联系下列部门。 Email: [email protected] 19th St. 10th St. Legend • Only cash one-way fares using exact change may be purchased WEEKDAY SERVICE FROM Metro Pour plus d’informations, ou pour obtenir ce on the bus. No change will be given if you overpay. Defense Hwy. R St. R St. New York Ave. • Ten trip tickets and Monthly passes can be purchased via John Hanson Hwy. document sous un format différent ou traduit 450 Taylor Ave. 220 Route Commuter Direct. One way fares and Monthly passes can be 4:55 A.M. TO 8:23 P.M. To Washington dans une autre langue, veuillez contacter le purchased via Charmpass mobile app. 50 301 Hudson St. Q St. 436 450 Bus Stop Brentwood département indiqué ci-dessous. • Reduced fares are available for senior citizens (65+), persons with Parole St. Park Q St. New Jersey Ave. disabilities, and Medicare Cardholders. To be eligible, you must Q St. Harry S Truman Church St. Truxton Circle Bates St. M EXPRESS SERVICE VIA U.S. 50 TO: MForest Admiral Dr. Metro Station Park & Ride show one of the following; a valid MTA Senior/Disability photo ID 8th St. 16th St. 450 16th St. 17th St. 17th 17th St. 17th 7th St. 15th St. Riva Road 15th St. DUPONT CIRCLEDriveDupont Legion Ave. Logan P St. P CherryP St. Grove Ave. P St. card, or any valid government issued photo ID with proof of age, METRO STATION Circle Calvert St. 더 자세한 정보가 필요하시거나, 이 문서에 d. Circle or a valid disability ID from another transit agency with any valid pin Madison Pl. R HARRY S. TRUMAN Russell St. 9th St. ua 9th St. nd government issued photo ID, or a Medicare card with any valid O q St. u O St. O St. O St. Massachusetts n Ave. 29 O St. 대한 다른 형식의 복사본 또는 다른 언어로 hi To RHODE ISLAND AVE. 665 Ro government photo ID. 1st St. C Rhode Island Ave. METRO STATION PARK & RIDE SunderlandSolomons Island Rd. M Transit Link Cards allow for unlimited use of MTA Commuter Bus 6th St. • 10th St. 10th St. 21st St. West End 21st St. 번역된 복사본이 필요하시면 아래 기재된 Lafayette Ave. 5th St. Pl. 2 Aris T. Allen Blvd. Scott Circle N St. (up to the indicated zone), Metrorail, Metrobus, and Ride-On N St. Vermont Ave. MT. VERNON SQ/7TH ST N St. M 11th St. 665 11th St. NEW YORK AVE- 6th St. 부서로 문의하시기 바랍니다. during the indicated month. CONVENTION CENTER Patterson St. FLORIDA AVE.- Forest Dr. Spa Rd Amos Garrett Blvd. METRO STATION Florida Ave. • Passengers may transfer free of charge from the Harry S. Truman WASHINGTON, D.C. 4th St. New York Ave. GALLADET U 22th St. 22th St. Park & Ride on all eastbound 230 trips heading towards Severna 23th St. 23th St. M St. Thomas M St. M METRO STATION Para sa higit na impormasyon, o para hilingin Circle387 M St. Park or all other Annapolis stops. 12th St. 13th St. M St. 13th St. Orleans Pl. ang dokumentong ito na nasa panghaliling Columbia 5th St. Pierce St. 16th St. 16th St. 17th St. 17th 17th St. 17th Morton Pl. 15th St. 20th St. 19th St. 19th St. format o nakasaling-wika sa iba pang wika, 18th St. Hospital New Hampshire Ave. 18th St. L St. Abbey Pl. 14th St. L St. FARRAGUT NORTH 14th St. L St. L St. mangyaring kontakin ang depertamentong OPERATED UNDER A M 1st St. Wheelchair Accessible Service METRO STATION North Capitol St. 24th St. 11th St. 12th St. 10th St. K St. nakalista sa ibaba. SERVICE CONTRACT WITH: Washington K St. K St. • All coaches are wheelchair accessible Circle 29 Для получения дополнительной DILLON'S BUS SERVICE INC. 3rd St. MTA Telephone Numbers 6th St. GWU FOGGY BOTTOM-GWU 5th St. Hospital MCPHERSON SQ I St. I St. METRO STATION 13th St. I St. M FARRAGUT WEST M METRO STATION информации или запроса этого документа Information (410) 539-5000 or 1 (866) RIDE-MTA 1 (800) 827-3490 I St. 9th St. Pennsylvania Ave.METRO STATION 8th St. George M Internet Address www.mta.maryland.gov Washington H St. в альтернативном формате либо в переводе University New York Ave. H St. Chinatown H St. E-Mail Comment Line [email protected] H St. General на другой язык, просьба связаться с TTY (hearing/speech impaired) (410) 539-3497 METRO Accounting Office CENTER G St. G St. указанным отделом. Directory Assistance 1 (888) 218-2267 Foggy Bottom M Verizon Commuter Choice Maryland Info. (410) 865-1100 METRO STATION Center Judiciary Square Georgetown G St. G St. University 5th St. 6th St. 7th St. 4th St. GALLERY PL- 3rd St. M Law M UNION STATION 2nd St. Other Telephone Numbers 22th St. CHINATOWN Center METRO STATION 18th St. F St. F St. The White House F St. 3rd St. F St. METRO STATION (Amtrak, VRE & MARC MTA Transit Information Contact Center JUDICIARY SQ commuter trains) Dillon’s Bus Service, Inc. 1 (800) 827-3490 1st St. 7th St. METRO 19th St. M 2nd St. Agents available Monday – Friday E St. New York Ave. E St. STATION E St. E St. Maryland Ave. WMATA Metrorail and Metrobus (202) 637-7000 New Jersey Ave. Annapolis Transit (410) 263-7964 E St. 1 6:00 AM – 7:00 PM Office of ARCHIVES- 5th St. ARTMA (410) 269-7433 Personnel NAVY MEM’L D St. D St. D St. 410-539-5000 • 866-743-3682 Commuter Direct (410) 697-2212 State Virginia Ave. Mgmt. Dept. D St. METRO STATION Department of the M TTY 410-539-3497 MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION tel: 410-539-5000 17th St. 17th 23th St. Interior The Ellipse FEDERAL M Massachusetts Ave. MARYLAND TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION 1-866-RIDE-MTA (743-3682) Internal 6th St. C St. TRIANGLE Dept. C St. C St. C St. MD Relay Users Dial 7-1-1 6 St. Paul Street C St. METRO Revenue Pennsylvania Ave. mta.maryland.gov Service Of National Baltimore, Maryland 21202-1614 21th St. STATION Delaware Ave. 9th St. 10th St. Archives Bldg. Justice Maryland Ave. This timetable is printed on recycled paper. Constitution Ave. This document is available in alternate format upon request. YOUR RIDE IS HERE. 50 Constitution Ave. Constitution Ave. Mem’l. to the Signers 1st St. of the Declaration of Independence Henry Bacon Dr. Effective June 27, 2021 Effective June 27, 2021 Additional Service Weather & Emergency Plan NO. 220 LINE NO. 220 LINE WESTBOUND FROM ANNAPOLIS TO WASHINGTON, D.C. (A.M.) EASTBOUND FROM WASHINGTON, D.C. TO ANNAPOLIS (P.M.) No. 210 line operates from Kent Island and Annapolis to In the event that adverse weather conditions necessitate a S S S S S S S S S S S S S S Downtown Baltimore change or deviation in the morning schedule, Trip No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Trip No. 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 announcements will be made on radio station WBAL Anne Arundel County Washington D.C. No. 215 line operates from Downtown Baltimore (1090 AM Baltimore), WMAL (630 AM Washington), WYRE Rowe Blvd. & Taylor Ave. 4:55 -- 5:25 -- 5:55 -- 6:25 -- 6:55 -- 7:25 -- Virginia Ave. & C St., N.W. (OPM) 12:15 3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45 4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45 5:00 5:15 5:30 6:00 6:30 to Annapolis (1080 AM), WNAV (1430 AM), WANN (1190 AM), WRSI West St. & Calvert St. 4:56 -- 5:26 -- 5:56 -- 6:26 -- 6:56 -- 7:26 -- 23rd St. & I (Eye) St., N.W. ( M ) 12:19 3:04 3:19 3:34 3:49 4:04 4:19 4:34 4:49 5:05 5:20 5:35 6:04 6:34 No. 230 line operates between Severna Park, Annapolis (107.9 FM), and WHFS (99.1 FM).
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