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Staten Island Express Bus Service Guide January 2020 Staten Island Express Bus Service Staten Island Express Bus Map SIM1 Eltingville/Downtown Manhattan SIM4c Off-peak and weekend to Midtown via Downtown. SIM10 Eltingville/Midtown Manhattan SIM30 Sunnyside/Rosebank/Midtown Manhattan TO MIDTOWN TO AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) SIM1 Weekday peak service. MANHATTAN HUGUENOT AM NOON PM EVE NITE Weekday peak service. Weekday peak service. TO DOWNTOWN TO ELTINGVILLE AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) WEEKDAYS: 4:00AM–5:00AM, 10:20AM–2:35PM, TO MIDTOWN TO ELTINGVILLE AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) TO MIDTOWN TO SUNNYSIDE/ AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) MANHATTAN TRANSIT CENTER AM NOON PM EVE NITE – 30 – 13 – MANHATTAN ROSEBANK AM NOON PM EVE NITE THEN 8:35AM–7:00PM THEN 6:55PM–12:00MID* MANHATTAN TRANSIT CENTER AM NOON PM EVE NITE WEEKDAYS: AM– AM PM– PM WEEKDAYS: 5:15AM–8:05AM 3:50PM–7:00PM 10 – 12 – – 5:01 8:14 2:50 7:20 6 – 6 – – SATURDAYS: 4:30AM–7:00PM 6:30AM–8:50PM 20 20 20 – – WEEKDAYS: 4:10AM–8:10AM 2:00PM–6:40PM 8 – 6 – – SUNDAYS: 5:00AM–6:50PM 6:30AM–8:30PM 30 30 30 – – The SIM1 makes the following stops: The SIM10 makes the following stops: The SIM30 makes the following stops: * Additional service to Annadale as follows: 3:24pm to 3:48pm from Broadway/Worth St; TO DOWNTOWN MANHATTAN TO ELTINGVILLE, STATEN ISLAND TO MIDTOWN MANHATTAN TO SUNNYSIDE/ROSEBANK, STATEN ISLAND 6:39pm to 7:27pm from Broadway/Worth St. (Stop temporarily moved to Broadway/ TO MIDTOWN MANHATTAN TO ELTINGVILLE, STATEN ISLAND • Eltingville Transit Center • Hylan Blvd/Lincoln Av • Broadway/Houston St • Hylan Blvd/ Chambers St.) • Eltingville Transit Center • Hylan Blvd/Lincoln Av • Central Park S/6 Av • Hylan Blvd/Lincoln Av • Main Branch from • Forest Av/Broadway • Central Park S/6 Av • Forest Av/Lawrence Av • Richmond Av/Barlow Av • Hylan Blvd/Jefferson Av • Broadway/Broome St Coddington Av • Richmond Av/Barlow Av • Hylan Blvd/Jefferson Av • 57 St/6 Av • Hylan Blvd/ Victory/Clove: • Forest Av/Clove Rd • 57 St/6 Av • Forest Av/Hart Blvd Richmond Av/Katan Av Hylan Blvd/Buel Av Broadway/Worth St Hylan Blvd/ • Victory Blvd/Clove Rd • Forest Av/Manor Rd • 5 Av/55 St • Forest Av/ • • • • The SIM4c makes the following stops: • Richmond Av/Katan Av • Hylan Blvd/Buel Av • 5 Av/51 St Coddington Av • Richmond Av/ • Hylan Blvd/Cromwell Av (temporarily moved to Lindbergh Av • Richmond Av/ • Hylan Blvd/Cromwell Av • 5 Av/41 St • Hylan Blvd/Lindbergh Av • Victory Blvd/ • Forest Av/Jewett Av • 5 Av/48 St Silver Lake Park Eltingville Blvd • Hylan Blvd/Evergreen Av Chambers St during • Hylan Blvd/Tysens Lane TO MIDTOWN MANHATTAN VIA DOWNTOWN TO HUGUENOT, STATEN ISLAND Eltingville Blvd • Hylan Blvd/Evergreen Av • 5 Av/35 St • Hylan Blvd/Tysens Lane Silver Lake Apts • Forest Av/Barrett Av • 42 St/5 Av • Forest Av/Victory Blvd Victory Blvd/Eddy St • Richmond Av/Koch Blvd • Hylan Blvd/Quintard St Worth St reconstruction) • Hylan Blvd/Guyon Av • Woodrow Rd/ • Richmond Av/ • Central Park S/6 Av • Richmond Av/ • Richmond Av/Koch Blvd • Hylan Blvd/Quintard St • 23 St/Broadway • Hylan Blvd/Guyon Av • • Forest Av/Decker Av • 42 St/6 Av • Branches Split at • Richmond Av/King St • Hylan Blvd/Mallory Av • Broadway/Barclay St • Hylan Blvd/Montreal Av Vineland Av Rockland Av • 57 St/6 Av Rivington Av • Richmond Av/King St • Hylan Blvd/Mallory Av • 23 St/Park Av • Hylan Blvd/Montreal Av • Pilot Branch from • Forest Av/Richmond Av • 42 St/7 Av Forest/Victory • Hylan Blvd/ • Steuben St/ • Broadway/Cortlandt St • Hylan Blvd/Buffalo St • Woodrow Rd/ • Richmond Av/ • 5 Av/55 St • Richmond Av/ • Hylan Blvd/Armstrong Av • Steuben St/ • 23 St/3 Av • Hylan Blvd/Buffalo St Tompkins/Hylan • Forest Av/Union Av • 42 St/8 Av • Main Branch to Hylan Blvd/Tompkins Av Armstrong Av W Fingerboard Rd • Broadway/Rector St • Hylan Blvd/Bay Terrace Holcomb Av Rivington Av • 5 Av/48 St Rockland Av • Hylan Blvd/Nelson Av W Fingerboard Rd • 23 St/2 Av • Hylan Blvd/Bay Terrace • • Forest Av/Grandview Av • Forest Av/Goethals Rd N Victory/Clove: Tompkins Av/ • Hylan Blvd/Nelson Av • Steuben St/ • Broadway/Morris St • Hylan Blvd/ • Arden Av/Woodrow Rd • Richmond Av/Signs Rd • 5 Av/40 St • Richmond Av/Travis Av • Hylan Blvd/ • Steuben St/ • 23 St/1 Av • Hylan Blvd/ • • Forest Av/ • Forest Av/South Av • Victory Blvd/Eddy St Vanderbilt Av • Hylan Blvd/ Narrows Rd S • Narrows Rd N/ Keegans Lane • Arden Av/ • Richmond Av/Eton Place • 5 Av/32 St • Richmond Av/Nome Av Hillside Terrace Narrows Rd S • Narrows Rd N/ Keegans Lane Elizabeth Grove Rd • Forest Av/ • Victory Blvd/ Canal St/Canal St Hillside Terrace • Narrows Road S/ Fingerboard Rd • Hylan Blvd/ Hampton Green • Richmond Av/ • 23 St/Broadway • Richmond Hill Rd/ • Hylan Blvd/ • Narrows Rd S/ Fingerboard Rd • Hylan Blvd/ • • 42 St/8 Av Maple Parkway Silver Lake Apts Cebra Av/St Pauls Av • Hylan Blvd/ Fingerboard Rd • Narrows Rd N/ Hillside Terrace • Arthur Kill Rd/Arden Av Victory Blvd • Park Av S/22 St Vassar St Keegans Lane Fingerboard Rd • Narrows Rd N/ Hillside Terrace • • 42 St/7 Av • Forest Av/Richmond Av • Clove Rd/Victory Blvd Keegans Lane • Battery Place/ St Johns Av • Hylan Blvd/Nelson Av • Arthur Kill Rd/ • Richmond Av/Morani St • Broadway/13 St • Marsh Av/Ring Rd • Hylan Blvd/Bay Terrace • 23 St/1 Av St Johns Av • Hylan Blvd/Nelson Av • Branches Merge on • 42 St/6 Av • Forest Av/Crystal Av • Pilot Branch to • Hylan Blvd/Bay Terrace Washington St • Steuben St/ • Hylan Blvd/Armstrong Av St John Neumann • Richmond Av/Yona Av • Broadway/Waverly Place • Marsh Av/ • Hylan Blvd/Buffalo St • 23 St/2 Av • Steuben St/ • Hylan Blvd/Armstrong Av Forest Avenue • 42 St/5 Av • Forest Av/Burnside Av Tompkins/Hylan: Forest Av/Oxford Place • Hylan Blvd/Buffalo St • Trinity Place/Rector St W Fingerboard Rd • Richmond Av/Hylan Blvd • Arthur Kill Rd/ • Lamberts Lane/ • Broadway/Houston St Elmwood Park Dr • Hylan Blvd/Montreal Av • 23 St/3 Av W Fingerboard Rd • Richmond Av/Hylan Blvd • • Madison Av/48 St • Forest Av/Jewett Av • Cebra Av/St Pauls Av Forest Av/Brighton Av • Hylan Blvd/Montreal Av • Church St/Fulton St • Hylan Blvd/Clove Rd • Richmond Av/Koch Blvd Woodrow Rd Richmond Av • Broadway/Broome St • Marsh Av/ • Hylan Blvd/Guyon Av • 23 St/Park Av • Hylan Blvd/Clove Rd • Richmond Av/Koch Blvd • • Madison Av/55 St • Forest Av/Manor Rd • Canal St/Wright St Forest Av/Hart Blvd • Hylan Blvd/Guyon Av • Church St/Chambers St • Hylan Blvd/Old Town Rd • Richmond Av/ • Eltingville Transit Center • Trinity Place/Rector St • Broadway/Worth St Windham Loop • Hylan Blvd/Cannon Blvd • 6 Av/23 St • Hylan Blvd/Old Town Rd • Richmond Av/ • • Central Park S/6 Av • Forest Av/Clove Rd • Tompkins Av/ Forest Av/Bard Av • Hylan Blvd/Cannon Blvd • Church St/Worth St • Hylan Blvd/Burgher Av Eltingville Blvd • Richmond Av/ • Church St/Fulton St (temporarily moved to • Richmond Av/Yukon Av • Hylan Blvd/Ebbitts St • 6 Av/34 St • Hylan Blvd/Burgher Av Eltingville Blvd • • Forest Av/Broadway Vanderbilt Av Forest Av/Bement Av • Hylan Blvd/Ebbitts St • 6 Av/W Broadway • Hylan Blvd/Cromwell Av • Richmond Av/Katan Av Forest Hill Rd • Church St/Chambers St Chambers St during Worth • Richmond Av/ • Hylan Blvd/ • 6 Av/41 St • Hylan Blvd/Cromwell Av • Richmond Av/Katan Av • • Forest Av/Bement Av • Hylan Blvd/Vaughan St • Hylan Blvd/ • 6 Av/Prince St • Hylan Blvd/Buel Av • Richmond Av/Barlow Av • Richmond Av/ • Church St/Worth St St reconstruction) Forest Hill Rd New Dorp Lane • 6 Av/50 St • Hylan Blvd/Buel Av • Richmond Av/Barlow Av New Dorp Lane • 6 Av/Houston St • Hylan Blvd/Jefferson Av • Eltingville Transit Center Yukon Av • 6 Av/W Broadway • Broadway/Chambers St • Eltingville Transit Center • 6 Av/57 St • Hylan Blvd/Jefferson Av • Eltingville Transit Center • Hylan Blvd/Lincoln Av • Marsh Av/ • 6 Av/Prince St • Broadway/Barclay St • Drumgoole Rd W/ • Central Park S/6 Av Windham Loop • 6 Av/Waverly Place • Broadway/Cortlandt St Annadale Rd SIM31 Eltingville/Midtown Manhattan • Marsh Av/ • 6 Av/14 St • Broadway/Rector St • Annadale Rd/Token St Weekday peak service. SIM1c Off-peak, weekend and overnight service to Midtown Elmwood Park Dr • 23 St/Broadway • Broadway/Morris St • Arthur Kill Rd/ New Dorp/Midtown Manhattan • Marsh Av/Westport St • Madison Av/34 St • Richmond Av/ Woodrow Rd SIM11 TO MIDTOWN TO ELTINGVILLE AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) via Downtown. • Richmond Hill Rd/ • Madison Av/41 St Lamberts Lane • Arthur Kill Rd/ MANHATTAN TRANSIT CENTER AM NOON PM EVE NITE TO MIDTOWN TO ELTINGVILLE AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) Vassar St • Madison Av/47 St • Richmond Av/Lander Av Opposite Aspen Knolls Weekday peak service. MANHATTAN TRANSIT CENTER AM NOON PM EVE NITE WEEKDAYS: 5:00AM–8:30AM 3:40PM–7:15PM 15 – 15 – – • Richmond Av/Nome Av • Madison Av/54 St • Richmond Av/Merrill Av • Arden Av/Arthur Kill Rd TO MIDTOWN TO AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) WEEKDAYS: 12:00MID–4:49AM 1:30AM–2:00PM – 15 – 9 60 • Richmond Av/ • Central Park S/6 Av • Richmond Av/ • Arden Av/ MANHATTAN NEW DORP AM NOON PM EVE NITE THEN 8:22AM–11:00PM THEN 6:50PM–1:15AM Draper Place S Victory Blvd Hampton Green The SIM31 makes the following stops: WEEKDAYS: 4:50AM–9:00AM 3:00PM–6:50PM 12 – 11 – – SATURDAYS: All Times All Times 15 15 12 20 60 • Richmond Av/ • Woodrow Rd/Almond St TO MIDTOWN MANHATTAN TO ELTINGVILLE, STATEN ISLAND Carnegie Av • Woodrow Rd/Canton Av SUNDAYS: All Times All Times 20 20 20 30 60 • Richmond Av/Signs Rd • Woodrow Rd/Boulder Av The SIM11 makes the following stops: • Eltingville Transit Center • Bradley Av/Holden Blvd • 57 St/Lexington Av • Harold St/Sunset Av • Richmond Av/ • S Gannon Av/Bradley Av • 57 St/Madison Av • Harold St/Forest Hill Rd TO MIDTOWN MANHATTAN TO NEW DORP, STATEN ISLAND Forest Hill
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