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Q35 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route Q35 bus time schedule & line map Q35 Rockaway Park - Midwood / Brooklyn Coll. View In Website Mode The Q35 bus line (Rockaway Park - Midwood / Brooklyn Coll.) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Brooklyn Coll Flatbush Av Sta Via Flatbush Av: 24 hours (2) Rockaway Park B.116 St: 24 hours Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest Q35 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next Q35 bus arriving. Direction: Brooklyn Coll Flatbush Av Sta Via Q35 bus Time Schedule Flatbush Av Brooklyn Coll Flatbush Av Sta Via Flatbush Av Route 29 stops Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 24 hours Monday 24 hours Newport Av/Beach 116 St 281 Bch 116 St, Queens Tuesday 24 hours Newport Av/Beach 118 St Wednesday 24 hours 118-02 Newport Ave, Queens Thursday 24 hours Newport Av/Beach 120 St Friday 24 hours 120-04 Newport Ave, Queens Saturday 24 hours Newport Av/Beach 122 St 122-08 Newport Ave, Queens Newport Av/Beach 124 St 124-02 Newport Ave, Queens Q35 bus Info Direction: Brooklyn Coll Flatbush Av Sta Via Newport Av/Beach 126 St Flatbush Av 126-02 Newport Ave, Queens Stops: 29 Trip Duration: 32 min Newport Av/Beach 128 St Line Summary: Newport Av/Beach 116 St, Newport 401 Bch 128 St, Queens Av/Beach 118 St, Newport Av/Beach 120 St, Newport Av/Beach 122 St, Newport Av/Beach 124 Newport Av/Beach 130 St St, Newport Av/Beach 126 St, Newport Av/Beach Beach 130th Street, Queens 128 St, Newport Av/Beach 130 St, Newport Av/Beach 132 St, Newport Av/Beach 135 St, Newport Av/Beach 132 St Newport Av/Beach 136 St, Newport Av/Beach 138 405 Beach 132nd Street, Queens St, Newport Av/Beach 140 St, Newport Av/Beach 142 St, Newport Av/Beach 144 St, Newport Newport Av/Beach 135 St Av/Beach 146 St, Beach 147 St/Neponsit Av, Beach 404 Bch 135 St, Queens 147 St/Rockaway Beach Bl, Rockaway Beach Bl/Beach 149 St, Beach 169 St/Rockaway Point Bl, Newport Av/Beach 136 St Flatbush Av/Floyd Bennett Field Entrance, Flatbush 136-02 Newport Ave, Queens Av/Ryan Visitors Ctr, Flatbush Av/Opp Gateway Sports, Flatbush Av/Toys R Us, Flatbush Av/Av U, Newport Av/Beach 138 St Flatbush Av/Utica Av, Flatbush Av/Troy Av, Flatbush 138-02 Newport Ave, Queens Av/Kings Hy, Av H/Flatbush Av Newport Av/Beach 140 St 140-06 Newport Ave, Queens Newport Av/Beach 142 St 142-02 Newport Ave, Queens Newport Av/Beach 144 St 405 Bch 144 St, Queens Newport Av/Beach 146 St 146-08 Newport Ave, Queens Beach 147 St/Neponsit Av 305 Bch 147 St, Queens Beach 147 St/Rockaway Beach Bl 205 Bch 147 St, Queens Rockaway Beach Bl/Beach 149 St 207 Beach 149th Street, Queens Beach 169 St/Rockaway Point Bl 416 Bch 169 St, Queens Flatbush Av/Floyd Bennett Field Entrance Flatbush Av/Ryan Visitors Ctr Flatbush Av/Opp Gateway Sports Flatbush Av/Toys R Us Flatbush Av/Av U 2481 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn Flatbush Av/Utica Av 2325 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn Flatbush Av/Troy Av 2069 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn Flatbush Av/Kings Hy 1951 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn Av H/Flatbush Av East 31st Street, Brooklyn Direction: Rockaway Park B.116 St Q35 bus Time Schedule 28 stops Rockaway Park B.116 St Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 24 hours Monday 24 hours Av H/Flatbush Av 1597 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn Tuesday 24 hours Flatbush Av/Kings Hwy Wednesday 24 hours 1954 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn Thursday 24 hours Flatbush Av/Quentin Rd Friday 24 hours 2142 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn Saturday 24 hours Flatbush Av/Av S 2324 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn Flatbush Av/Av U 2494 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn Q35 bus Info Direction: Rockaway Park B.116 St Flatbush Av/Marine Pk Golf Cours Stops: 28 Trip Duration: 29 min Flatbush Av/Gateway Sports Line Summary: Av H/Flatbush Av, Flatbush Av/Kings Hwy, Flatbush Av/Quentin Rd, Flatbush Flatbush Av/Ryan Visistors Ctr Av/Av S, Flatbush Av/Av U, Flatbush Av/Marine Pk 3260 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn Golf Cours, Flatbush Av/Gateway Sports, Flatbush Av/Ryan Visistors Ctr, Flatbush Av/Floyd Bennett Flatbush Av/Floyd Bennett Field Entrance Field Entrance, Marine Pky/Rockaway Point Bl VI, Rockaway Beach Bl/Neponsit Hosp, Rockaway Marine Pky/Rockaway Point Bl VI Beach Bl/Beach 149 St, Beach 147 St/Neponsit Av, 167-02 Bch Channel Dr, Queens Newport Av/Beach 145 St, Newport Av/Beach 143 St, Newport Av/Beach 140 St, Newport Av/Beach Rockaway Beach Bl/Neponsit Hosp 139 St, Newport Av/Beach 137 St, Newport Av/Beach 135 St, Newport Av/Beach 133 St, Rockaway Beach Bl/Beach 149 St Newport Av/Beach 132 St, Newport Av/Beach 129 148-15 Rockaway Beach Blvd, Queens St, Newport Av/Beach 127 St, Newport Av/Beach 125 St, Newport Av/Beach 123 St, Newport Beach 147 St/Neponsit Av Av/Beach 121 St, Newport Av/Beach 119 St, 236 Bch 147 St, Queens Newport Av/Beach 116 St Newport Av/Beach 145 St 144-15 Newport Ave, Queens Newport Av/Beach 143 St 142-15 Newport Ave, Queens Newport Av/Beach 140 St 140-05 Newport Avenue, Queens Newport Av/Beach 139 St 138-15 Newport Ave, Queens Newport Av/Beach 137 St 136-21 Newport Ave, Queens Newport Av/Beach 135 St 134-19 Newport Ave, Queens Newport Av/Beach 133 St Beach 133rd Street, Queens Newport Av/Beach 132 St 268 Bch 132 St, Queens Newport Av/Beach 129 St 128-19 Newport Avenue, Queens Newport Av/Beach 127 St 126-15 Newport Ave, Queens Newport Av/Beach 125 St 124-17 Newport Ave, Queens Newport Av/Beach 123 St 254 Bch 123 St, Queens Newport Av/Beach 121 St 120-19 Newport Ave, Queens Newport Av/Beach 119 St 118-17 Newport Ave, Queens Newport Av/Beach 116 St 116-01 Newport Ave, Queens Q35 bus 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