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94 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 94 bus time schedule & line map 94 94 Downtown View In Website Mode The 94 bus line (94 Downtown) has 6 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) 94 Downtown: 3:20 PM (2) 94 Fort Mchenry: 12:15 AM - 11:00 PM (3) 94 Rogers Ave Metro: 2:40 PM (4) 94 Roland Park: 7:10 AM - 7:20 AM (5) 94 Sinai Hospital: 12:10 AM - 11:16 PM (6) 94 Station North: 3:55 PM - 4:00 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 94 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 94 bus arriving. Direction: 94 Downtown 94 bus Time Schedule 34 stops 94 Downtown Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:20 PM Poly Western High School Tuesday 3:20 PM Poly Western High School Wednesday 3:20 PM Falls Rd & Cold Spring Ln Sb Thursday 3:20 PM 4531 Falls Road, Baltimore Friday 3:20 PM Falls Rd & Roland Heights Ave Sb 4308 Falls Road, Baltimore Saturday Not Operational Falls Rd & 41st St Sb 4110 Falls Road, Baltimore Falls Rd & Cox St Sb 94 bus Info 3846B Falls Road, Baltimore Direction: 94 Downtown Stops: 34 Falls Rd & Union Ave Sb Trip Duration: 45 min 3730 Falls Road, Baltimore Line Summary: Poly Western High School, Poly Western High School, Falls Rd & Cold Spring Ln Sb, 36th St & Falls Rd FS Eb Falls Rd & Roland Heights Ave Sb, Falls Rd & 41st St 1123 W 36th St, Baltimore Sb, Falls Rd & Cox St Sb, Falls Rd & Union Ave Sb, 36th St & Falls Rd FS Eb, 36th St & Roland Ave Eb, 36th St & Roland Ave Eb 36th St & Chestnut Ave Eb, Chestnut Ave & 34th St 3549 Roland Avenue, Baltimore Sb, 33rd St & Chestnut Ave FS Eb, 33rd St & Beech Ave Eb, Remington Ave & Wyman Park Dr Sb, 36th St & Chestnut Ave Eb Remington Ave & 31st St Sb, Remington Ave & 28th 807 West 36th Street, Baltimore St Sb Mid, Howard St & 26th St FS, Howard St & 25th St Sb, Howard St & 23rd St Sb, Howard St & 21st St Chestnut Ave & 34th St Sb Sb, Howard St & North Ave Sb, Howard St & John St 3403 Chestnut Avenue, Baltimore Sb, Howard St & Preston St Sb, Howard St & Read St FS Sb, Howard St & Madison St Sb, Eutaw St & Druid 33rd St & Chestnut Ave FS Eb Hill Ave FS Sb, Eutaw St & George St Mid Sb, Eutaw 3261 Chestnut Ave, Baltimore St & Mulberry St Sb, Eutaw St & Saratoga St, Eutaw St & Fayette St Sb, Eutaw St & Redwood St Sb, Pratt 33rd St & Beech Ave Eb St & Howard St Eb, Pratt St & Sharp St FS Eb, Pratt St 518 West 33rd Street, Baltimore & Light St Eb Remington Ave & Wyman Park Dr Sb Remington Ave & 31st St Sb 3108 Remington Ave, Baltimore Remington Ave & 28th St Sb Mid Remington Avenue, Baltimore Howard St & 26th St FS 2549 North Howard Street, Baltimore Howard St & 25th St Sb 2500 North Howard Street, Baltimore Howard St & 23rd St Sb 2300 N Howard St, Baltimore Howard St & 21st St Sb 200 W 21st St, Baltimore Howard St & North Ave Sb North Howard Street, Baltimore Howard St & John St Sb 1203 John St, Baltimore Howard St & Preston St Sb West Preston Street, Baltimore Howard St & Read St FS Sb 300 Armory Pl, Baltimore Howard St & Madison St Sb 301 W Madison St, Baltimore Eutaw St & Druid Hill Ave FS Sb 700 North Eutaw Street, Baltimore Eutaw St & George St Mid Sb 512 North Eutaw Street, Baltimore Eutaw St & Mulberry St Sb 328 North Eutaw Street, Baltimore Eutaw St & Saratoga St 300 N Eutaw St, Baltimore Eutaw St & Fayette St Sb 100 North Eutaw Street, Baltimore Eutaw St & Redwood St Sb 400 W Redwood St, Baltimore Pratt St & Howard St Eb 338 West Pratt Street, Baltimore Pratt St & Sharp St FS Eb 100 W Pratt St, Baltimore Pratt St & Light St Eb 200 Light St, Baltimore Direction: 94 Fort Mchenry 94 bus Time Schedule 70 stops 94 Fort Mchenry Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 3:45 AM - 11:47 PM Monday 3:37 AM - 11:00 PM Sinai Hospital Loop Tuesday 12:15 AM - 11:00 PM Cylburn Ave & Greenspring Ave FS Wb 2401 Cylburn Avenue, Baltimore Wednesday 12:15 AM - 11:00 PM Lanier Ave & Sinai Hospital Sb Thursday 12:15 AM - 11:00 PM 5005 Sunset Road, Baltimore Friday 12:15 AM - 11:00 PM Lanier Ave & Belvedere Ave Nb Saturday 12:15 AM - 11:49 PM 5111 Sunset Road, Baltimore Belvedere Ave & Preakness Way Wb Ns Preakness Wy Between Northern Pky & Belvedere 94 bus Info Ave Nb Direction: 94 Fort Mchenry 2500 W Belvedere Ave, Baltimore Stops: 70 Trip Duration: 54 min Pimlico Rd & Ken Oak Rd FS Sb Line Summary: Sinai Hospital Loop, Cylburn Ave & Pimlico Road, Baltimore Greenspring Ave FS Wb, Lanier Ave & Sinai Hospital Sb, Lanier Ave & Belvedere Ave Nb, Belvedere Ave & Ken Oak Rd & Greenspring Ave Eb Preakness Way Wb Ns, Preakness Wy Between 5506 Greenspring Ave, Baltimore Northern Pky & Belvedere Ave Nb, Pimlico Rd & Ken Oak Rd FS Sb, Ken Oak Rd & Greenspring Ave Eb, Cross Country Blvd & Sulgrave Ave Nb Cross Country Blvd & Sulgrave Ave Nb, Cross 5613 Cross Country Boulevard, Baltimore Country Blvd & Chilham Rd Nb, Cross Country Blvd & Kelly Av Nb Ns, 2021 Kelly Ave Eb, Kelly Ave & Cross Country Blvd & Chilham Rd Nb Sulgrave Ave Eb, Kelly Ave & South Rd Eb, Kelly Ave & 5713 Cross Country Boulevard, Baltimore Falls Rd Eb, Falls Rd & Mattfeldt Ave FS Sb, Falls Rd & Northern Pkwysb, Falls Rd & Edgevale Rd MB Sb, Cross Country Blvd & Kelly Av Nb Ns Falls Rd & Cross Keys Blvd FS Sb, Falls Rd & Harvest Rd Sb, Falls Rd & Hamill Rd Sb, Falls Rd & Hillside Fs 2021 Kelly Ave Eb Sb, Falls Rd & Western High School And Polytechnic 2021 Kelly Ave, Baltimore Institute Sb, Falls Rd & Cold Spring Ln Sb, Falls Rd & Roland Heights Ave Sb, Falls Rd & 41st St Sb, Falls Kelly Ave & Sulgrave Ave Eb Rd & Cox St Sb, Falls Rd & Union Ave Sb, 36th St & 1700 Sulgrave Avenue, Baltimore Falls Rd FS Eb, 36th St & Roland Ave Eb, 36th St & Chestnut Ave Eb, Chestnut Ave & 34th St Sb, 33rd St Kelly Ave & South Rd Eb & Chestnut Ave FS Eb, 33rd St & Beech Ave Eb, 1700 South Road, Baltimore Remington Ave & Wyman Park Dr Sb, Remington Ave & 31st St Sb, Remington Ave & 28th St Sb Mid, Kelly Ave & Falls Rd Eb Howard St & 26th St FS, Howard St & 25th St Sb, Kelly Avenue, Baltimore Howard St & 23rd St Sb, Howard St & 21st St Sb, Howard St & North Ave Sb, Howard St & John St Sb, Falls Rd & Mattfeldt Ave FS Sb Howard St & Preston St Sb, Howard St & Read St FS Falls Road, Baltimore Sb, Howard St & Madison St Sb, Eutaw St & Druid Hill Ave FS Sb, Eutaw St & George St Mid Sb, Eutaw St & Falls Rd & Northern Pkwysb Mulberry St Sb, Eutaw St & Saratoga St, Eutaw St & 1206 W Northern Pkwy, Baltimore Fayette St Sb, Eutaw St & Redwood St Sb, Pratt St & Howard St Eb, Pratt St & Sharp St FS Eb, Pratt St & Falls Rd & Edgevale Rd MB Sb Light St Eb, Light St & Conway St MB Sb, Charles St & Hill Sb, Hanover & Henrietta Sb, Hanover St & Cross Falls Rd & Cross Keys Blvd FS Sb St Sb, Hanover & Ostendsb, Hanover & Clement Sb, 5100 Falls Road, Baltimore Fort Ave & Charles St FS Eb, Fort Ave & Light St Eb, Fort Ave & Riverside Ave Eb, Fort Ave & Jackson St Falls Rd & Harvest Rd Sb Eb, Fort Ave & Lawrence St Eb, Fort Ave & Woodall, Falls Road, Baltimore Due Fort Ave & Decatur St, Fort Ave & Andre St Eb, Fort Mchenry Falls Rd & Hamill Rd Sb 3 Hamill Road, Baltimore Falls Rd & Hillside Fs Sb Falls Rd & Western High School And Polytechnic Institute Sb 4717 Falls Road, Baltimore Falls Rd & Cold Spring Ln Sb 4531 Falls Road, Baltimore Falls Rd & Roland Heights Ave Sb 4308 Falls Road, Baltimore Falls Rd & 41st St Sb 4110 Falls Road, Baltimore Falls Rd & Cox St Sb 3846B Falls Road, Baltimore Falls Rd & Union Ave Sb 3730 Falls Road, Baltimore 36th St & Falls Rd FS Eb 1123 W 36th St, Baltimore 36th St & Roland Ave Eb 3549 Roland Avenue, Baltimore 36th St & Chestnut Ave Eb 807 West 36th Street, Baltimore Chestnut Ave & 34th St Sb 3403 Chestnut Avenue, Baltimore 33rd St & Chestnut Ave FS Eb 3261 Chestnut Ave, Baltimore 33rd St & Beech Ave Eb 518 West 33rd Street, Baltimore Remington Ave & Wyman Park Dr Sb Remington Ave & 31st St Sb 3108 Remington Ave, Baltimore Remington Ave & 28th St Sb Mid Remington Avenue, Baltimore Howard St & 26th St FS 2549 North Howard Street, Baltimore Howard St & 25th St Sb 2500 North Howard Street, Baltimore Howard St & 23rd St Sb 2300 N Howard St, Baltimore Howard St & 21st St Sb 200 W 21st St, Baltimore Howard St & North Ave Sb North Howard Street, Baltimore Howard St & John St Sb 1203 John St, Baltimore Howard St & Preston St Sb West Preston Street, Baltimore Howard St & Read St FS Sb 300 Armory Pl, Baltimore Howard St & Madison St Sb 301 W Madison St, Baltimore Eutaw St & Druid Hill Ave FS Sb 700 North Eutaw Street, Baltimore Eutaw St & George St Mid Sb 512 North Eutaw Street, Baltimore Eutaw St & Mulberry St Sb 328 North Eutaw Street, Baltimore Eutaw St & Saratoga St 300 N Eutaw St, Baltimore Eutaw St & Fayette St Sb 100 North Eutaw Street, Baltimore Eutaw St & Redwood St Sb 400 W Redwood St, Baltimore Pratt St & Howard St Eb 338 West Pratt Street, Baltimore Pratt St & Sharp St FS Eb 100 W Pratt St, Baltimore Pratt St & Light St Eb 200 Light St, Baltimore Light St & Conway St MB Sb Light Street, Baltimore Charles St & Hill Sb 2 W Hill St, Baltimore Hanover & Henrietta Sb 825 South Hanover Street, Baltimore Hanover St & Cross St Sb 1038 South Hanover Street, Baltimore Hanover & Ostendsb 1224 South Hanover Street, Baltimore Hanover & Clement Sb 1338 South Hanover Street, Baltimore Fort Ave & Charles St FS Eb 1501 South Charles Street, Baltimore Fort Ave & Light St Eb 1500 Light Street, Baltimore Fort Ave & Riverside Ave Eb 1500 Riverside Ave, Baltimore Fort Ave & Jackson St Eb 547 East Fort Avenue, Baltimore Fort Ave & Lawrence St Eb 830 East Fort Avenue, Baltimore Fort Ave & Woodall 1106 East Fort Avenue, Baltimore Due Fort Ave & Decatur St 1425 East Fort Avenue, Baltimore Fort Ave & Andre St Eb 1646 East Fort Avenue,
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