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Greater Hartford Commuter Express Bus GRANBY First Congregational Church 905 En!eld Park & Ride 912 SOMERS 10 75 ENFIELD 91 Windsor Locks 159 BARKHAMSTED Park & Ride Sand Pit 20 Park & Ride 140 N 179 Iron Horse WINDSOR ELLINGTON 926 LOCKS EAST Park & Ride 905 WINDSOR 84 Barkhamstead WINSTED Park & Ride SIMSBURY C 202 o n 44 Canton n Park & Ride e TOLLAND 309 Winslow Park & Ride c Merrow t 167 i c Park & Ride 905 u SOUTH 901 t 917 8 BLOOMFIELD 915 WINDSOR CANTON R i v e 5 74 VERNON 75 r TORRINGTON 91 185 WINDSOR Rockville St. Paul’s Lutheran Church 202 AVON 10 Vernon Park & Ride Green Circle Park & Ride 179 Poquonock Park & Ride 30 Park & Ride 927 912 31 84 COVENTRY 291 Buckland Coventry Park & Ride Park & Ride 4 177 Avon Bolton Park & Ride 44 Park & Ride 44 926 903 MANCHESTER BOLTON 918 EAST 927 6 909 901 DOWNTOWN HARTFORD ANDOVER 195 St. Mary’s Park & Ride HARTFORD Andover Farmington WEST HARTFORD See detail. 918 6 Park & Ride 31 UNIONVILLE Park & Ride 384 923 Putnam Bridge 83 4 84 924 Park & Ride 85 316 COLUMBIA 921 GLASTONBURY MANSFIELD FARMINGTON 923 Frontage Road Park & Ride 902 925 Columbia Batterson Park Park & Ride 902 3 Park & Ride Corbins 94 15 St. Paul’s Park & Ride Wolcott Hill Park & Ride 10 928 Park & Ride NEW 914 918 6 177 BRITAIN WETHERSFIELD 924 New Britain 950 2 PLAINVILLE Newington Station 907 Park & Ride WILLIMANTIC 72 923 NEWINGTON 85 Lake Ave 925 928 71 Park & Ride 910 St. Augustine’s Todd Street Park & Ride Park & Ride Century Hills 904 99 MARLBOROUGH 66 BRISTOL Park & Ride Marlborough 91 Park & Ride ROCKY SOUTH 5 HILL GLASTONBURY CROMWELL 919 372 17 Cromwell Plantsville Park & Ride Park & Ride 906 2 928 SOUTHINGTON Country Club Road WATERBURY Cheshire Milldale (Route 10) 66 Colchester Park & Ride Park & Ride Town Garage Hamilton Ave 71 PORTLAND Park & Ride 924 EAST 84 HAMPTON 925 691 MIDDLETOWN 924 16 COLCHESTER 928 Silver Street 151 196 CHESHIRE Meriden Railroad Station Park & Ride Meriden Park & Ride 919 Lake Hayward 70 MERIDEN 921 Park & Ride 17 8 91 15 42 151 C 11 o n 950 n 9 e c t ic Legend HADDAM u EAST HADDAM 2 t 10 R 154 i WALLINGFORD v Express Bus e 82 926 r Route Numbers 82 17 77 79 81 Park & Ride Lots SALEM • 395 CHESTER 84 Interstate Highways 148 Chester 6 U.S. Highways 15 Park & Ride Essex HAMDEN 80 Park & Ride 140 State Roads Devine St Park & Ride ESSEX NORTH HAVEN CT fastrak Old Saybrook Park & Ride NOTE: Map is not to scale OLD NEW HAVEN SAYBROOK 95 950 95 921 Union Station Old Saybrook (Metro-North, SLE, Amtrak) Railroad Station (SLE & Amtrak) Greater Hartford Commuter Express Bus Map Express Routes / Avon/Canton Z Windsor Locks/Enfield Z Simsbury/Granby Z Vernon/Tolland Z Meriden Z Southington/Cheshire Z Southington/Cheshire/Waterbury Express Canton Park & Ride Enfield Square Park & Ride First Congregational Church Tolland Park & Ride Meriden Park & Ride Cheshire (Milldale) Park & Ride Waterbury (Hamilton Ave) 9 9 Park & Ride Lots Routes 44 & 179 . .3 9 (I-91 Exit 47E or 48) . .3 North Granby Road (Route 189) (I-84 Exit 68) Tolland . .3 1 Bee Street, Meriden 9 on Route 10 at Route 691 exit 3 . .4 Park & Ride . .4 0 & Church Road, Granby . .3 (East Main St. Exit 1-91) . .3 Avon Park & Ride 0 Windsor Locks Park & Ride Rockville Park & Ride 9 2 Southington (Plantsville) 9 Cheshire Park & Ride 1 Route 44 at WalMart Plaza . .2 So. Main Street, Route 159 Sand Pit Park & Ride 9 (I-84 Exit 67) Vernon . .3 Meriden Rail Station . .3 Park & Ride (Route 10) . .3 (Route 70, I-84 exit 26) . .4 Commuter Express Service to the 5 4 2 (I-91 Exit 42) . .2 State Sand Pit, Hopmeadow St. 1 Green Circle Park & Ride CT fastrak New Britain Station . .2 8 Cheshire (Milldale) Park & Ride Hartford area is provided by several Corbins/Farm Springs 9 (Route 10), Simsbury . .3 7 (I-84 Exit 64-65) Vernon . .3 Middletown/Old Saybrook on Route 10 at Route 691 exit 3 . .4 different bus companies. The Park & Batterson Park Park & Ride Cromwell 1 Iron Horse Park & Ride 9 Vernon Park & Ride Old Saybrook Railroad Station Cheshire/Waterbury Express Southington (Plantsville) Ride Lots along each of the routes Batterson Park Road, Farmington . .2 9 Cromwell Park & Ride 2 Iron Horse Boulevard & (I-84 Exits 64-65) Route 1 . .5 Park & Ride (Route 10) . .3 0 Corbins Park & Ride 0 Industrial Park Road Jim Gallagher Way Simsbury . .2 Route 30, Vernon . .3 Waterbury (Hamilton Ave) and the fa•re zones (Z) of each are off Route 372 (I-91 Exit 21) . Old Saybrook Park & Ride 9 Park & Ride . CT fastrak New Britain Station . .2 2 Route 71 , Village Square Road 6 2 Winslow Park & Ride 4 DOT Garage 2 listed to the right. Some bus routes New Britain . .2 Hopmeadow Street (Route 10) Cheshire Park & Ride 9 Route 154 & Bokum Road . .5 5 make additional stops at certain points Newington & Winslow Place, Simsbury . .2 Willimantic/Coventry (Route 70, I-84 exit 26) . .4 New Haven 2 Essex Park & Ride CT fastrak New Britain Station . .2 Manchester/Buckland 9 Newington Park & Ride Frontage Road Park & Ride Wolcott Hill Park & Ride along the route. Contact the route’s Marlborough/Colchester Route 195, South Frontage Road 1 (Route 9 Exit 4) Essex . .5 9 Buckland Park & Ride 0 Connecticut DOT Wolcott Hill Road & Jordan Lane operating company for more details. Buckland Street & Pleasant Valley Berlin Turnpike (Route 15) . .2 Lake Hayward Park & Ride Mansfield . .4 Chester Park & Ride Winsted Wethersfield . .5 0 7 (Route 9 Exit 6) at Route 148 . .4 For further information on Park & Ride 3 Road (I-84 Exit 62), Manchester . .2 Lake Hayward Road, Colchester Columbia Park & Ride 9 Barkhamsted Park & Ride Country Club Road (Route 11 Exit 6; Routes 6 & 66 . .4 Silver Street Park & Ride Lots, see ctrides.com/ctdot-map. Farmington/Unionville 9 2 Route 44, Barkhamsted . .4 9 (I-91 Exit 20) Glastonbury/South Glastonbury Route 2 West Exit 20) . .4 Silver Street, Middletown . .3 6 St. Mary’s Park & Ride 1 Andover Park & Ride 5 (going TO New Haven) . .4 Free Transfers for use on connecting 9 9 Colchester Town Garage Rte. 6, 1 mile west of Rte. 316 . .3 St. Augustine’s Park & Ride Main Street (Rte. 4), Unionville . .2 8 0 Country Club Road local bus routes issued upon boarding 55 Hopewell Rd., So. Glastonbury . .2 0 1 Old Hartford Road . .4 Bristol Torrington Farmington Park & Ride Coventry Park & Ride (I-91 Exit 20) only. 9 9 4 Bristol Todd Street Park & Ride 9 St. Paul’s Lutheran Church St. Paul’s Park & Ride Route 4 & Town Farm Road . .2 Marlborough Park & Ride 2nd Congregational Church (going TO Hartford) . .3 0 9 (Route 72) . .3 2 Charles Street, Torrington . .4 Zones are based upon the distances from 2577 Main Street Glastonbury . .2 West Road & North Main Street Route 44 . .3 Devine Street Lot B (Route 2 East Exit 12; 7 Hartford—please see the route listing on 4 Putnam Bridge Park & Ride Rocky Hill/Century Hills Bolton Park & Ride 2 Bristol Lake Ave. Park & Ride (I-91 Exit 10) North Haven Route 2 West Exit 13) . .2 Route 6 & 44, Bolton Notch . 3 (Routes 229 & 72) . .3 (going TO Hartford) . the reverse side. Main Street & Putnam Boulevard 9 Rocky Hill Center & 2 5 Glastonbury . .2 1 Century Hills Complex Windsor CT fastrak New Britain Station . .2 Rocky Hill . .2 CUSTOMER SERVICE 0 9 Poquonock Park & Ride 860.525.9181 Poquonock Avenue Route 75 1 TTY: 860.727.8196 5 (I-91 Exit 38) . .2 www.cttransit.com.
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