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Driver Time Card Wayne - Northern Ctrl Ctr (800) 772-2237 NJ TRANSIT PADDLE Effective: 09/07/2021 VERSION 2 Service: Weekday 161 _001 Run # Lines Start From To End AM Straight 1 161 402a Wayne Wayne 1227p Block 161WY001 (1-Cruise45'Full) Rte: 161 / Sgn:6249 / Ptn:3 Note: D Rte: 161 / Sgn:6246 / Ptn:10 Note: UD Broadway Bus Terminal..................................... 633a Port Authority Bus Terminal................................1110aA Logon: 1-161 Vreeland Ave. at Park Ave.................................. 645a 31st St. at Bergenline Ave.................................. 1121a Market St. at River Rd........................................ 651a Moonachie Rd. at Moonachie Ave......................1135a DHD / Sgn: - / Ptn:35 US-46 at Westminster Pl.................................... 659a Main St. at Liberty St.......................................... 1140a Wayne Garage.................................................... 402a US-46 at Industrial Ave./Holister Rd................... 704a US-46 at Industrial Ave./Holister Rd...................1144a Broadway Bus Terminal..................................... 417a Main St. at Liberty St.......................................... 707a US-46 at Westminster Pl.................................... 1148a Moonachie Rd. at Moonachie Ave...................... 712a Market St. at River Rd........................................ 1155a Rte: 161 / Sgn:6249 / Ptn:3 Note: D Port Authority Bus Terminal................................ 732a Vreeland Ave. at Park Ave..................................1200p Broadway Bus Terminal..................................... 417a END TRIP Broadway Bus Terminal..................................... 1212p Vreeland Ave. at Park Ave.................................. 426a Rte: 161 / Sgn:6253 / Ptn:9 Note: UC END TRIP Market St. at River Rd........................................ 431a Port Authority Bus Terminal................................ 755aA DHD / Sgn: - / Ptn:7 US-46 at Westminster Pl.................................... 438a 31st St. at Bergenline Ave.................................. 806aD Broadway Bus Terminal..................................... 1212p US-46 at Industrial Ave./Holister Rd................... 441a Central Blvd. at Commerce Blvd........................ 818a Wayne Garage....................................................1227p Main St. at Liberty St.......................................... 443a Moonachie Rd. at Moonachie Ave...................... 821a **** END of RUN **** END of RUN **** END of RUN **** Moonachie Rd. at Moonachie Ave...................... 447a Main St. at Liberty St.......................................... 826a Port Authority Bus Terminal................................ 502a US-46 at Industrial Ave./Holister Rd................... 830a END TRIP US-46 at Westminster Pl.................................... 834a Rte: 161 / Sgn:6246 / Ptn:10 Note: UD Market St. at River Rd........................................ 841a Port Authority Bus Terminal................................ 520aB Vreeland Ave. at Park Ave.................................. 846a 31st St. at Bergenline Ave.................................. 530a Broadway Bus Terminal..................................... 858a Moonachie Rd. at Moonachie Ave...................... 542a END TRIP Main St. at Liberty St.......................................... 546a Rte: 161 / Sgn:6119 / Ptn:2 Note: UD US-46 at Industrial Ave./Holister Rd................... 550a Broadway Bus Terminal..................................... 947a US-46 at Westminster Pl.................................... 554a Vreeland Ave. at Park Ave..................................1002a Market St. at River Rd........................................ 600a Market St. at River Rd........................................ 1008a Vreeland Ave. at Park Ave.................................. 604a US-46 at Westminster Pl.................................... 1016a Broadway Bus Terminal..................................... 613a US-46 at Industrial Ave./Holister Rd...................1021a END TRIP Main St. at Liberty St.......................................... 1024a Moonachie Rd. at Moonachie Ave......................1029a 30th St. at Palisade Ave..................................... 1043a Port Authority Bus Terminal................................1053a END TRIP NOTE- A: Trip departs from Gate 309 NOTE- B: Trip departs from Gate #78. NOTE- C: Trip operates via the CARLSTADT-COMMERCE AVENUE service. NOTE- D: Buses are prohibited on Palisade Ave between River Road and Passaic St., Garfield NOTE- U: Trip operates via the UNION CITY service. Actual bus assignment is at the sole discretion of NJ TRANSIT HASTUS 2015 - cscr06 08/05/2021 1211p Page 1 Crew schedule: Wayne Weekday Scenario: 2 General Pick Sept 21 with Cuts Booking: 21SEP Wayne - Northern Ctrl Ctr (800) 772-2237 NJ TRANSIT PADDLE Effective: 09/07/2021 VERSION 2 Service: Weekday 161 _002 Run # Lines Start From To End AM Straight 2 161 459a Wayne Wayne 1248p Block 161WY005 (1-Cruise45'Full) 2-151 Rte: 161 / Sgn:6246 / Ptn:11 Note: D Rte: 151 / Sgn:6243 / Ptn:1 Note: T Port Authority Bus Terminal................................1140aA Logon: 2-161 Broadway Bus Terminal..................................... 729a Moonachie Rd. at Moonachie Ave......................1156a Vreeland Ave. at Park Ave.................................. 739a Main St. at Liberty St.......................................... 1201p DHD / Sgn: - / Ptn:35 Market St. at River Rd........................................ 744a US-46 at Industrial Ave./Holister Rd...................1205p Wayne Garage.................................................... 459a US-46 at Westminster Pl.................................... 752a US-46 at Westminster Pl.................................... 1209p Broadway Bus Terminal..................................... 514a US-46 at Industrial Ave./Holister Rd................... 756a Market St. at River Rd........................................ 1216p US-46 at Grand St.............................................. 758a Vreeland Ave. at Park Ave..................................1221p Rte: 161 / Sgn:6249 / Ptn:3 Note: D Port Authority Bus Terminal................................ 819a Broadway Bus Terminal..................................... 1233p Broadway Bus Terminal..................................... 514a END TRIP END TRIP Vreeland Ave. at Park Ave.................................. 523a 2-161 DHD / Sgn: - / Ptn:7 Market St. at River Rd........................................ 528a Rte: 161 / Sgn:6253 / Ptn:9 Note: UC Broadway Bus Terminal..................................... 1233p US-46 at Westminster Pl.................................... 535a Port Authority Bus Terminal................................ 900aA Wayne Garage....................................................1248p US-46 at Industrial Ave./Holister Rd................... 538a 31st St. at Bergenline Ave.................................. 911aD **** END of RUN **** END of RUN **** END of RUN **** Main St. at Liberty St.......................................... 540a Central Blvd. at Commerce Blvd........................ 923a Moonachie Rd. at Moonachie Ave...................... 544a Moonachie Rd. at Moonachie Ave...................... 926a Port Authority Bus Terminal................................ 559a Main St. at Liberty St.......................................... 931a END TRIP US-46 at Industrial Ave./Holister Rd................... 935a Rte: 161 / Sgn:6246 / Ptn:11 Note: D US-46 at Westminster Pl.................................... 939a Port Authority Bus Terminal................................ 615aA Market St. at River Rd........................................ 946a Moonachie Rd. at Moonachie Ave...................... 631a Vreeland Ave. at Park Ave.................................. 951a Main St. at Liberty St.......................................... 636a Broadway Bus Terminal..................................... 1003a US-46 at Industrial Ave./Holister Rd................... 640a END TRIP US-46 at Westminster Pl.................................... 644a Rte: 161 / Sgn:6119 / Ptn:2 Note: UD Market St. at River Rd........................................ 651a Broadway Bus Terminal..................................... 1017a Vreeland Ave. at Park Ave.................................. 656a Vreeland Ave. at Park Ave..................................1032a Broadway Bus Terminal..................................... 705a Market St. at River Rd........................................ 1038a END TRIP US-46 at Westminster Pl.................................... 1046a US-46 at Industrial Ave./Holister Rd...................1051a Main St. at Liberty St.......................................... 1054a Moonachie Rd. at Moonachie Ave......................1059a 30th St. at Palisade Ave..................................... 1113a Port Authority Bus Terminal................................1123a END TRIP NOTE- A: Trip departs from Gate 309 NOTE- C: Trip operates via the CARLSTADT-COMMERCE AVENUE service. NOTE- D: Buses are prohibited on Palisade Ave between River Road and Passaic St., Garfield NOTE- T: Trip operates via the NEW JERSEY TURNPIKE service. NOTE- U: Trip operates via the UNION CITY service. Actual bus assignment is at the sole discretion of NJ TRANSIT HASTUS 2015 - cscr06 08/05/2021 1211p Page 2 Crew schedule: Wayne Weekday Scenario: 2 General Pick Sept 21 with Cuts Booking: 21SEP Wayne - Northern Ctrl Ctr (800) 772-2237 NJ TRANSIT PADDLE Effective: 09/07/2021 VERSION 2 Service: Weekday 161 _003 Run # Lines Start From To End AM Straight 3 161 509a Wayne Wayne 128p Block
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