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Q31 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route Q31 bus time schedule & line map Q31 Bayside - Jamaica View In Website Mode The Q31 bus line (Bayside - Jamaica) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Bayside 27 Av Francis Lewis Bl: 5:40 AM - 10:45 PM (2) Jamaica LIRR: 6:00 AM - 11:35 PM (3) Northern Bl: 2:31 PM - 3:07 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest Q31 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next Q31 bus arriving. Direction: Bayside 27 Av Francis Lewis Bl Q31 bus Time Schedule 58 stops Bayside 27 Av Francis Lewis Bl Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 9:10 AM - 6:40 PM Monday 5:40 AM - 10:45 PM Archer Av/Sutphin Pl 145-06 Archer Ave, Queens Tuesday 5:40 AM - 10:45 PM Archer Av/149 St Wednesday 5:40 AM - 10:45 PM 149-10 Archer Ave, Queens Thursday 5:40 AM - 10:45 PM Jamaica Av/153 St Friday 5:40 AM - 10:45 PM 153-01 Jamaica Avenue, Queens Saturday 8:20 AM - 7:05 PM Jamaica Av/Guy R Brewer Bl 162-24 Jamaica Avenue, Queens Jamaica Av/168 St 168-04 Jamaica Ave, Queens Q31 bus Info Direction: Bayside 27 Av Francis Lewis Bl 170 St/Jamaica Av Stops: 58 90-43 170 St, Queens Trip Duration: 52 min Line Summary: Archer Av/Sutphin Pl, Archer Av/149 Hillside Av/Homelawn St St, Jamaica Av/153 St, Jamaica Av/Guy R Brewer Bl, 169-01 Hillside Avenue, Queens Jamaica Av/168 St, 170 St/Jamaica Av, Hillside Av/Homelawn St, Homelawn St/Highland Av, Homelawn St/Highland Av Homelawn St/Gothic Dr, Homelawn St/Aspen Pl, 86-15 Homelawn St, Queens Homelawn St/Croydon Rd, Homelawn St/Charlecote Ridge, Utopia Py/Kildare Rd, Utopia Py/80 Dr, Utopia Homelawn St/Gothic Dr Py/Union Tp, Utopia Py/76 Av, Utopia Py/75 Av, 85-01 Homelawn St, Queens Utopia Py/73 Av, Utopia Py/Jewel Av, Utopia Py/69 Av, Utopia Py/67 Av, Utopia Py/65 Av, Utopia Homelawn St/Aspen Pl Py/Horace Harding Exp, Utopia Py/58 Av, Utopia 84-47 Homelawn St, Queens Py/56 Av, Utopia Py/50 Av, Utopia Py/Underhill Av, Utopia Py/48 Av, Utopia Py/47 Av, Utopia Py/Hollis Homelawn St/Croydon Rd Ct Bl, Hollis Ct Bl/190 St, 47 Av/193 St, 47 Av/195 St, 83-13 Homelawn Street, Queens 47 Av/197 St, 47 Av/Francis Lewis Bl, Rocky Hill Rd/202 St, Rocky Hill Rd/203 St, 48 Av/206 St, 48 Homelawn St/Charlecote Ridge Av/208 St, 48 Av/211 St, 48 Av/Bell Bl, Bell Bl/46 Av, 82-73 Homelawn St, Queens Bell Bl/Northern Bl, Bell Bl/42 Av, Bell Bl/40 Av, Bell Bl/38 Av, Bell Bl/36 Av, Bell Bl/35 Av, 35 Av/211 St, Utopia Py/Kildare Rd Corporal Kennedy St/34 Rd, Corporal Kennedy St/33 81-77 Utopia Pkwy, Queens Av, Corporal Kennedy St/32 Av, 32 Av/Clearview Ep Utopia Py/80 Dr Sr E, 32 Av/Clearview Ep Sr W, 32 Av/204 St, 32 80-43 Utopia Pkwy, Queens Av/201 St, 32 Av/Jordan St, Francis Lewis Bl/27 Av Utopia Py/Union Tp 176-70 Union Tpke, Queens Utopia Py/76 Av 75-53 Utopia Pkwy, Queens Utopia Py/75 Av 73-49 Utopia Pkwy, Queens Utopia Py/73 Av Utopia Parkway, Queens Utopia Py/Jewel Av 69-43 Utopia Pkwy, Queens Utopia Py/69 Av 178-01 69th Avenue, Queens Utopia Py/67 Av 65-41 Utopia Pkwy, Queens Utopia Py/65 Av 64-41 Utopia Pkwy, Queens Utopia Py/Horace Harding Exp 61-07 Utopia Pkwy, Queens Utopia Py/58 Av 56-49A Utopia Parkway, Queens Utopia Py/56 Av 50-34 184th Street, Queens Utopia Py/50 Av 49-53 Utopia Pkwy, Queens Utopia Py/Underhill Av 48-57 Utopia Parkway, Queens Utopia Py/48 Av 47-57 Utopia Pkwy, Queens Utopia Py/47 Av 46-82 188th Street, Queens Utopia Py/Hollis Ct Bl 188-06 Hollis Ct Boulevard, Queens Hollis Ct Bl/190 St 46-66 Hollis Ct Boulevard, Queens 47 Av/193 St 192-21 47 Ave, Queens 47 Av/195 St 195th Street, Queens 47 Av/197 St 47-03 197 St, Queens 47 Av/Francis Lewis Bl 200-02 Rocky Hill Road, Queens Rocky Hill Rd/202 St 201-14A Rocky Hill Road, Queens Rocky Hill Rd/203 St 203-02 Rocky Hill Rd, Queens 48 Av/206 St 48-03 206th Street, Queens 48 Av/208 St 208-20 48 Ave, Queens 48 Av/211 St 48-1 211th Street, Queens 48 Av/Bell Bl 213-22 48 Ave, Queens Bell Bl/46 Av 45-63 Bell Blvd, Queens Bell Bl/Northern Bl 43-29 Bell Blvd, Queens Bell Bl/42 Av 41-23 Bell Blvd, Queens Bell Bl/40 Av 39-25 Bell Blvd, Queens Bell Bl/38 Av 38-01 Bell Boulevard, Queens Bell Bl/36 Av 36-01 Bell Blvd, Queens Bell Bl/35 Av 35-01 Bell Blvd, Queens 35 Av/211 St 211-15 35th Avenue, Queens Corporal Kennedy St/34 Rd 34-27 Corporal Kennedy St, Queens Corporal Kennedy St/33 Av Corporal Kennedy St/32 Av 209-03 32 Ave, Queens 32 Av/Clearview Ep Sr E 28-61 Clearview Expressway Sr E, Queens 32 Av/Clearview Ep Sr W 205-16 32 Ave, Queens 32 Av/204 St 204-04 32nd Avenue, Queens 32 Av/201 St 200-13 32 Ave, Queens 32 Av/Jordan St 198-39 32 Ave, Queens Francis Lewis Bl/27 Av 26-13 Francis Lewis Blvd, Queens Direction: Jamaica LIRR Q31 bus Time Schedule 61 stops Jamaica LIRR Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 10:10 AM - 7:40 PM Monday 6:00 AM - 11:35 PM Francis Lewis Bl/27 Av 26-13 Francis Lewis Blvd, Queens Tuesday 6:00 AM - 11:35 PM 32 Av / Francis Lewis Bl Wednesday 6:00 AM - 11:35 PM 32-01 Francis Lewis Boulevard, Queens Thursday 6:00 AM - 11:35 PM 32 Av/200 St Friday 6:00 AM - 11:35 PM 199-16 32 Ave, Queens Saturday 9:15 AM - 8:00 PM 32 Av/202 St 202-08 32 Ave, Queens 32 Av/205 St 205-12 32 Ave, Queens Q31 bus Info Direction: Jamaica LIRR 32 Av/208 St Stops: 61 208-11 32 Ave, Queens Trip Duration: 56 min Line Summary: Francis Lewis Bl/27 Av, 32 Av / 32 Av/Corporal Kennedy St Francis Lewis Bl, 32 Av/200 St, 32 Av/202 St, 32 208-43 32 Ave, Queens Av/205 St, 32 Av/208 St, 32 Av/Corporal Kennedy St, Corporal Kennedy St/33 Av, Corporal Kennedy St/35 Corporal Kennedy St/33 Av Av, 35 Av/212 St, Bell Bl/35 Av, Bell Bl/38 Av, Bell 209-20 33 Ave, Queens Bl/39 Av, Bell Bl/41 Av, Bell Bl/43 Av, Bell Bl/Northern Bl, Bell Bl/46 Av, 48 Av/Bell Bl, 48 Av/212 St, 48 Corporal Kennedy St/35 Av Av/Oceania St, 48 Av/207 St, Rocky Hill 209-19 35 Ave, Queens Rd/Clearview Ep, Rocky Hill Rd/202 St, 47 Av/Francis Lewis Bl, 47 Av/197 St, 47 Av/196 St, 47 Av/193 St, 35 Av/212 St Hollis Ct Bl/190 St, Utopia Py/46 Av, Utopia Py/47 Av, 211-16 35 Ave, Queens Utopia Py/Fairchild Av, Utopia Py/Pidgeon Meadow Rd, Utopia Py/Peck Av, Utopia Py/50 Av, Utopia Bell Bl/35 Av Py/56 Av, Utopia Py/Booth Memorial Av, Utopia 35-12 Bell Boulevard, Queens Py/Horace Harding Exp, Utopia Py/65 Av, Utopia Py/67 Av, Utopia Py/69 Av, Utopia Py/Jewel Av, Bell Bl/38 Av Utopia Py/73 Av, Utopia Py/75 Av, Utopia Py/76 Av, 35-34 Bell Blvd, Queens Utopia Py/Union Tp, Utopia Py/80 Rd, Utopia Pky/St. Johns University, Utopia Pky/82 Av, Homelawn Bell Bl/39 Av St/173 St, Homelawn St/84 Rd, Homelawn St/Gothic 39-14 Bell Blvd, Queens Dr, Homelawn St/Highland Av, 169 St/Hillside Av, 169 St/89 Av, 169 St/Jamaica Av, Jamaica Av/Merrick Bl, Bell Bl/41 Av Jamaica Av/162 St, Jamaica Av/Parsons Bl, 41-08 Bell Boulevard, Queens Jamaica Av/150 St, Jamaica Av/Sutphin Bl, Archer Av/Sutphin Pl Bell Bl/43 Av 42-40 Bell Boulevard, Queens Bell Bl/Northern Bl 43-29 Bell Blvd, Queens Bell Bl/46 Av 46-01 Bell Blvd, Queens 48 Av/Bell Bl 213-08 48 Ave, Queens 48 Av/212 St 211-23 48 Ave, Queens 48 Av/Oceania St 47-38 Oceania St, Queens 48 Av/207 St 207-03 48 Ave, Queens Rocky Hill Rd/Clearview Ep 202-91 Rocky Hill Rd, Queens Rocky Hill Rd/202 St 201-02 Rocky Hill Road, Queens 47 Av/Francis Lewis Bl 199-04 47 Ave, Queens 47 Av/197 St 46-38 197 St, Queens 47 Av/196 St 46-36 196 St, Queens 47 Av/193 St 46-55 193 St, Queens Hollis Ct Bl/190 St 189-38 46th Road, Queens Utopia Py/46 Av 46-10 Utopia Pkwy, Queens Utopia Py/47 Av 47-06 Utopia Pkwy, Queens Utopia Py/Fairchild Av 47-62 Utopia Pkwy, Queens Utopia Py/Pidgeon Meadow Rd 174-56 Pidgeon Meadow Road, Queens Utopia Py/Peck Av 49-44 Utopia Pkwy, Queens Utopia Py/50 Av 50-08 Utopia Pkwy, Queens Utopia Py/56 Av 56-12 Utopia Parkway, Queens Utopia Py/Booth Memorial Av 58-20 Utopia Pkwy, Queens Utopia Py/Horace Harding Exp 61-09 Utopia Pkwy, Queens Utopia Py/65 Av 65-08 Utopia Pkwy, Queens Utopia Py/67 Av 67-10 Utopia Pkwy, Queens Utopia Py/69 Av 68-26 Utopia Pkwy, Queens Utopia Py/Jewel Av 70-12 Utopia Pkwy, Queens Utopia Py/73 Av 73-12 Utopia Pkwy, Queens Utopia Py/75 Av 75-12 Utopia Pkwy, Queens Utopia Py/76 Av 76-16 Utopia Pkwy, Queens Utopia Py/Union Tp 176-47 Union Tpke, Queens Utopia Py/80 Rd 80-19 Utopia Pkwy, Queens Utopia Pky/St.
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