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950 NEW HAVEN/HARTFORD EXPRESS Bus Schedule Effective August 22, 2021 950 NEW HAVEN/HARTFORD EXPRESS Bus Schedule Effective August 22, 2021 WEEKDAY SERVICE (No Service Saturday or Sunday) Route Number 950 950 950 950 950 950 950 950 950 Timepoints AM AM AM PM PM PM PM PM PM & Bus Stops HARTFORD 1 Spruce St at Union Station 6:00 6:40 7:25 12:10 1:30 3:10 4:10 5:00 5:4 0 Pearl St & Trumbull St 6:03 6 :43 7:28 12:13 1:33 3:13 4:13 5:03 5:4 3 2 Central Row South Side - Travelers 6:05 6:45 7:3 0 12:15 1:35 3:15 4:15 5:05 5:4 5 Columbus Blvd & Bob Steele Way .. .. .. 12:17 1:37 3:17 4:17 5:07 5:4 7 WETHERSFIELD Fare Zone 3 Wolcott Hill Park & Ride 6:13 6:53 7:38 .. .. .. .. .. .. MIDDLETOWN 4 Country Club Rd Park & Ride 6:30 7:10 7:55 .. .. .. .. .. .. MERIDEN 5 State St at Meriden Transit Center 6:38 7:18 8: 03 12:45 2:05 3:45 4:45 5:35 6:1 5 Fare Zone Fare Zone Fare Zone NORTH HAVEN 6 Devine St Park & Ride .. .. .. 1:04 2:24 4:04 5:04 5:54 6:3 4 NEW HAVEN Temple St & Grove St *7:06 *7:46 *8:31 *1:15 *2:35 *4:15 *5:15 *6:05 *6:45 8 Temple St at Center Church *7:08 *7:48 *8:33 *1:17 *2:37 *4:17 *5:17 *6:07 *6:4 7 Fare Zone 9 Chapel St & State St *7:11 *7 :51 *8:36 *1:20 *2:40 *4:20 *5:20 *6:10 *6:5 0 10 Union Station Bus Terminal *7:16 *7:56 *8:41 *1:25 *2:45 *4:25 *5:25 *6:15 *6:5 5 ROUTE KEY 950 Meriden - New Haven Express 950 NEW HAVEN/HARTFORD EXPRESS Bus Schedule Effective August 22, 2021 WEEKDAY SERVICE (No Service Saturday or Sunday) Route Number 950 950 950 950 950 950 950 950 950 Timepoints AM AM AM PM PM PM PM PM PM & Bus Stops NEW HAVEN 10 Union Station Bus Terminal 6:00 6:40 7:25 12:05 1:40 2:50 4:15 5:00 5:40 9 Chapel St & State St 6:05 6:45 7:30 12:10 1:45 2:55 4:20 5:05 5:45 7 Church St & Chapel St 6:07 6: 47 7:32 12:12 1:47 2:57 4:22 5:07 5:47 Church St & Grove St 6:09 6 :49 7:34 12:14 1:49 2:59 4:24 5:09 5:49 NORTH HAVEN Fare Zone 6 Devine St Park & Ride 6:20 7: 00 7:45 .. .. .. .. — .. Fare Zone Fare Zone MERIDEN 5 State St at Meriden Transit Center 6:40 7:20 8: 05 12:42 2:17 3:27 4:52 5:37 6:17 MIDDLETOWN 4 Fare Zone Country Club Rd Park & Ride .. .. .. 12:52 2:27 3:37 5:02 5:47 6:27 WETHERSFIELD 3 Wolcott Hill Park & Ride .. .. .. 1:09 2:44 3:54 5:19 6:04 6:44 Fare Zone HARTFORD Columbus Blvd at CT Convention Center *7:08 *7:48 *8:33 *1:18 *2:53 *4:03 *5:28 *6:13 *6:53 2 Central Row North Side - Old State House *7:10 *7:50 *8:35 *1: 20 *2:55 *4:05 *5:30 *6:15 *6:55 Pearl St & Trumbull St *7:11 *7: 51 *8:36 *1:21 *2:56 *4:06 *5:31 *6:16 *6:56 Pearl St & Ann Uccello St *7:12 *7:52 *8:37 *1:22 *2:57 *4:07 *5:32 *6:17 *6:57 Asylum St & Union Place *7:14 *7:54 *8:39 *1:24 *2:59 *4:09 *5:34 *6:19 *6:59 Fare Zone 1 Spruce St at Union Station *7:15 *7:55 *8:40 *1:25 *3:00 *4:10 *5:35 *6:20 *7:00 ROUTE KEY 950 Meriden - Hartford Express 950 NEW HAVEN/HARTFORD EXPRESS Bus Schedule Effective August 22, 2021 NOTES Timepoints are places the bus is scheduled to reach at a specific time. The times listed for intermediate stops along the route are approximate departure times only. .. No service is provided to that timepoint. * Bus stops to drop off passengers and may depart ahead of schedule. ZONES TRAVELED ONE-WAY FARE 2 Zones $3.20 3 Zones $4.10 4 Zones $5.00 5+ Zones $6.00 Minimum fare for travel within one zone is $3.20 CTrail Hartford Line single ride, weekly & monthly tickets are valid as fare payment on Route 950. A Plus Bus ticket is required on all other CTtransit routes. .
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