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H2 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route H2 bus time schedule & line map H2 East To Brookland Station View In Website Mode The H2 bus line (East To Brookland Station) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) East To Brookland Station: 12:01 AM - 11:18 PM (2) West To Tenleytown Station: 12:10 AM - 11:16 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest H2 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next H2 bus arriving. Direction: East To Brookland Station H2 bus Time Schedule 41 stops East To Brookland Station Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:02 AM - 11:40 PM Monday 6:47 AM - 11:18 PM Fort Dr NW + Albemarle St NW 4500 Fort Drive Nw, Washington Tuesday 12:01 AM - 11:18 PM 40th St NW + Albemarle St NW Wednesday 12:01 AM - 11:18 PM 4001 Albemarle Street Nw, Washington Thursday 12:01 AM - 11:18 PM Fort Dr + Tenley Circle Friday 12:01 AM - 11:18 PM Fort Drive Northwest, Washington Saturday 12:01 AM - 11:09 PM Wisconsin Ave NW + Tenley Circle NW Tenley Circle Northwest, Washington Van Ness St NW + Wisconsin Ave NW 4115 Wisconsin Avenue Nw, Washington H2 bus Info Direction: East To Brookland Station Van Ness St + 38th St Stops: 41 4117 38th Street Northwest, Washington Trip Duration: 45 min Line Summary: Fort Dr NW + Albemarle St NW, 40th Van Ness St + 37th St St NW + Albemarle St NW, Fort Dr + Tenley Circle, 3700 Van Ness Street Nw, Washington Wisconsin Ave NW + Tenley Circle NW, Van Ness St NW + Wisconsin Ave NW, Van Ness St + 38th St, Van Van Ness St + Reno Rd Ness St + 37th St, Van Ness St + Reno Rd, Van Ness 3530 Van Ness Street Nw, Washington St + International Dr (W), Van Ness St + International Dr (E), Connecticut Ave + Van Ness St, Connecticut Van Ness St + International Dr (W) Ave + Tilden St, Connecticut Ave + Sedgwick St, Porter St + #2724, Porter St NW + #2500, Porter St + Van Ness St + International Dr (E) Williamsburg La, Adams Mill Rd + Walbridge Pl, Irving St + Adams Mill Rd, Irving St + Hobart St, Irving St + Connecticut Ave + Van Ness St Mt Pleasant St, Irving St NW + 16th St NW, NW 14th 4121 Connecticut Avenue Northwest, Washington St & NW Irving St, Irving St NW + 13th St NW, Irving St NW + 11th St NW, Irving St NW + Sherman Ave NW, Connecticut Ave + Tilden St Irving St NW + Georgia Ave NW, Irving St NW + 3000 Tilden Street Nw, Washington Warder St NW, Irving St NW + Park Pl NW, Michigan Ave NW + Children's Medical Center, 1st St NW + Connecticut Ave + Sedgwick St Michigan Ave NW, Washington Hospital Center + 3800 Connecticut Avenue Nw, Washington Outpatient Clinic, Veterans Hospital Rdwy + Main Entr, 1st St NW + Entrance To National Rehabilitation Porter St + #2724 C, Michigan Ave NW + 1st St NW, Michigan Ave NW + 2724 Porter Street Nw, Washington N Capitol St NW, Michigan Ave NE + N Capitol St NE, Michigan Ave NE + Franklin St NE, Michigan Ave NE + Porter St NW + #2500 Irving St NE, Michigan Ave NE + 4th St NE, Monroe St 2501 Porter Street Northwest, Washington NE + 7th St NE, Brookland Station & Bus Bay B Porter St + Williamsburg La 2607 Klingle Road Northwest, Washington Adams Mill Rd + Walbridge Pl 3201 Adams Mill Road Northwest, Washington Irving St + Adams Mill Rd 1855 Irving Street Northwest, Washington Irving St + Hobart St 1826 Irving Street Northwest, Washington Irving St + Mt Pleasant St 3070 Mount Pleasant Street Nw, Washington Irving St NW + 16th St NW 3100 16th Street Northwest, Washington NW 14th St & NW Irving St 3030 14th Street Nw, Washington Irving St NW + 13th St NW 1302 Irving Street Northwest, Washington Irving St NW + 11th St NW 1100 Irving Street Northwest, Washington Irving St NW + Sherman Ave NW 3032 Sherman Avenue Nw, Washington Irving St NW + Georgia Ave NW 3100 Georgia Avenue Northwest, Washington Irving St NW + Warder St NW 500 Irving Street Nw, Washington Irving St NW + Park Pl NW 418 Irving Street Nw, Washington Michigan Ave NW + Children's Medical Center 1st St NW + Michigan Ave NW 1 Michigan Avenue Nw, Washington Washington Hospital Center + Outpatient Clinic 108 Irving Street Northwest, Washington Veterans Hospital Rdwy + Main Entr 1st St NW + Entrance To National Rehabilitation C Michigan Ave NW + 1st St NW Michigan Ave NW + N Capitol St NW 2940 North Capitol Street Nw, Washington Michigan Ave NE + N Capitol St NE 19 Michigan Avenue Ne, Washington Michigan Ave NE + Franklin St NE Michigan Ave NE + Irving St NE Michigan Ave NE + 4th St NE Monroe St NE + 7th St NE Metropolitan Branch Trail, Washington Brookland Station & Bus Bay B 890 Monroe Street Ne, Washington Direction: West To Tenleytown Station H2 bus Time Schedule 40 stops West To Tenleytown Station Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 6:00 AM - 11:23 PM Monday 6:10 AM - 11:16 PM Brookland Station & Bus Bay B 890 Monroe Street Ne, Washington Tuesday 12:10 AM - 11:16 PM Monroe St NE + 7th St NE Wednesday 12:10 AM - 11:16 PM 655 Michigan Avenue Ne, Washington Thursday 12:10 AM - 11:16 PM Michigan Ave NE + Gibbons Hall Catholic Universi Friday 12:10 AM - 11:16 PM Michigan Ave NE + Irving St NE Saturday 12:10 AM - 11:39 PM Michigan Ave NE + Franklin St NE 100 Michigan Avenue Northeast, Washington Michigan Ave NE + North Capitol St NE H2 bus Info 3014 Gentain Court Northeast, Washington Direction: West To Tenleytown Station Stops: 40 1st St NW + Michigan Ave NW Trip Duration: 45 min 1 Michigan Avenue Nw, Washington Line Summary: Brookland Station & Bus Bay B, Monroe St NE + 7th St NE, Michigan Ave NE + Washington Hospital Center + Outpatient Clinic Gibbons Hall Catholic Universi, Michigan Ave NE + 108 Irving Street Northwest, Washington Irving St NE, Michigan Ave NE + Franklin St NE, Michigan Ave NE + North Capitol St NE, 1st St NW + Veterans Hospital Rdwy + Main Entr Michigan Ave NW, Washington Hospital Center + Outpatient Clinic, Veterans Hospital Rdwy + Main 1st St NW + Entrance To National Rehabilitation C Entr, 1st St NW + Entrance To National Rehabilitation C, Michigan Ave NW + First St NW, Michigan Ave NW Michigan Ave NW + First St NW + Children's Medical Center, Columbia Rd NW + Warder St NW, Columbia Rd NW + Georgia Ave NW, Michigan Ave NW + Children's Medical Center Columbia Rd NW + Sherman Ave NW, Columbia Rd NW + 11th St NW, Columbia Rd NW + 13th St NW, NW Columbia Rd NW + Warder St NW Columbia Rd & NW 14th St, Columbia Rd NW + 16th St NW, Harvard St NW + Harvard St NW, Harvard St + 519 Columbia Road Northwest, Washington #1650, Harvard St + Adams Mill Rd, Adams Mill Rd + Columbia Rd NW + Georgia Ave NW Irving St, Adams Mill Rd + Walbridge Pl, Adams Mill Rd + Klingle Rd, Porter St NW + Williamsburg Ln NW, 3001 Georgia Avenue Northwest, Washington Porter St + #2501, Porter St NW + #2723, Columbia Rd NW + Sherman Ave NW Connecticut Ave + Porter St, Connecticut Ave + Sedgwick St, Connecticut Ave + Tilden St, Van Ness 3001 Sherman Avenue Northwest, Washington St + Connecticut Ave, Van Ness St + Udc Bldg #41, Columbia Rd NW + 11th St NW Van Ness St + Reno Rd, Veazey St + Reno Rd, Veazey St + 37th St, Veazey St + 38th St, Veazey St + 39th St, 3001 11th Street Northwest, Washington Fort Dr + Nebraska Ave, Fort Dr NW + Albemarle St Columbia Rd NW + 13th St NW NW 3001 13th Street Nw, Washington NW Columbia Rd & NW 14th St 1419 Columbia Road Nw, Washington Columbia Rd NW + 16th St NW 1501 Columbia Road Northwest, Washington Harvard St NW + Harvard St NW 1629 Columbia Road Northwest, Washington Harvard St + #1650 1701 Harvard Street Northwest, Washington Harvard St + Adams Mill Rd Adams Mill Rd + Irving St 1855 Irving Street Northwest, Washington Adams Mill Rd + Walbridge Pl 3201 Adams Mill Road Northwest, Washington Adams Mill Rd + Klingle Rd 2026 Klingle Road Northwest, Washington Porter St NW + Williamsburg Ln NW Porter Street Northwest, Washington Porter St + #2501 2501 Porter Street Northwest, Washington Porter St NW + #2723 2724 Porter Street Nw, Washington Connecticut Ave + Porter St 3614 Connecticut Avenue Northwest, Washington Connecticut Ave + Sedgwick St 3801 Connecticut Avenue Northwest, Washington Connecticut Ave + Tilden St Connecticut Avenue Northwest, Washington Van Ness St + Connecticut Ave 4200 Connecticut Avenue Northwest, Washington Van Ness St + Udc Bldg #41 Van Ness St + Reno Rd Van Ness Street Northwest, Washington Veazey St + Reno Rd 4224 Reno Road Northwest, Washington Veazey St + 37th St 4217 37th Street Northwest, Washington Veazey St + 38th St 4215 38th Street Northwest, Washington Veazey St + 39th St 3831 Veazey Street Nw, Washington Fort Dr + Nebraska Ave Fort Drive Northwest, Washington Fort Dr NW + Albemarle St NW 4500 Fort Drive Nw, Washington H2 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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