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Bus Routes and Schedules Page 1 of 2 Gold 1 Weekdays Gold 2 Weekdays Bus Routes and Schedules Page 1 of 2 Gold 1 Weekdays Gold 2 Weekdays Vienna/Fairfax-GMU Metro Fairfax High School GMU Campus JermantownFairfax Rd Blvd & Fairfax BlvdChain & Bridge Rd Draper DrBlvd & Fairfax Vienna/Fairfax-GMUMetro Station Vienna/Fairfax-GMUMetro Station Draper DrBlvd & Fairfax Fairfax BlvdChain & Bridge Rd JermantownFairfax Rd Blvd & GMU Campus Fairfax High School Vienna/Fairfax-GMUMetro Station Departs Arrives Departs Arrives 5:40A 5:46A 5:50A 5:59A 5:25A 5:37A 5:49A 5:57A 6:10A 6:16A 6:22A 6:29A 5:55A 6:07A 6:17A 6:27A 6:04A 6:12A 6:25A 6:36A 6:47A 6:51A 7:03A 6:02A 6:09A 6:13A 6:21A 6:33A 6:44A 6:53A 6:34A 6:42A 6:55A 7:06A 7:17A 7:26A 7:33A 6:32A 6:39A 6:43A 6:51A 7:03A 7:14A 7:24A 7:08A 7:16A 7:25A 7:44A 7:53A 7:56A 8:03A 6:58A 7:05A 7:09A 7:18A 7:34A 7:45A 7:55A 7:38A 7:46A 7:55A 8:12A 8:21A 8:27A 8:34A 7:29A 7:36A 7:40A 7:49A 8:05A 8:16A 8:26A 8:08A 8:18A 8:29A 8:46A 8:56A 9:02A 9:12A 8:00A 8:07A 8:11A 8:20A 8:36A 8:47A 8:57A 8:39A 8:49A 9:00A 9:15A 9:25A 9:29A 9:39A 8:31A 8:38A 8:42A 8:51A 9:07A 9:18A 9:28A 9:17A 9:27A 9:40A 9:55A 10:04A 10:08A 10:18A 9:02A 9:09A 9:13A 9:22A 9:38A 9:49A 9:59A 9:44A 9:54A 10:07A 10:22A 10:31A 10:35A 10:45A 9:33A 9:40A 9:44A 9:53A 10:09A 10:20A 10:30A 10:23A 10:33A 10:46A 11:01A 11:10A 11:14A 11:24A 10:04A 10:14A 10:18A 10:27A 10:43A 10:54A 11:04A 10:50A 11:00A 11:13A 11:28A 11:37A 11:41A 11:51A 10:35A 10:45A 10:49A 10:58A 11:14A 11:25A 11:35A 11:29A 11:39A 11:52A 12:07P 12:16P 12:20P 12:30P 11:09A 11:19A 11:23A 11:32A 11:48A 11:59A 12:09P 11:56A 12:06P 12:19P 12:34P 12:43P 12:47P 12:57P 11:40A 11:50A 11:54A 12:03P 12:19P 12:30P 12:40P 12:35P 12:45P 12:58P 1:13P 1:22P 1:26P 1:36P 12:14P 12:24P 12:28P 12:37P 12:53P 1:04P 1:14P 1:02P 1:12P 1:26P 1:40P 1:49P 1:53P 2:03P 12:45P 12:55P 12:59P 1:08P 1:24P 1:35P 1:45P 1:41P 1:51P 2:04P 2:19P 2:28P 2:32P 2:42P 1:19P 1:29P 1:33P 1:44P 1:58PP 2:09P 2:19P 2:08P 2:18P 2:31P 2:46P 2:55P 2:59P 3:09P 1:50P 2:00P 2:04P 2:13P 2:29P 2:40P 2:50P 2:47P 2:57P 3:10P 3:25P 3:34P 3:38P 3:48P 2:24P 2:34P 2:39P 2:48P 3:04P 3:15P 3:25P 3:14P 3:24P 3:37P 3:52P 4:01P 4:05P 4:15P 2:55P 3:05P 3:10P 3:19P 3:35P 3:46P 3:56P 3:53P 4:03P 4:16P 4:31P 4:40P 4:44P 4:54P 3:30P 3:40P 3:45P 3:54P 4:09P 4:20P 4:30P 4:20P 4:30P 4:43P 4:58P 5:07P 5:11P 5:21P 4:01P 4:11P 4:17P 4:27P 4:43P 4:54P 5:04P 4:59P 5:09P 5:22P 5:37P 5:46P 5:50P 6:00P 4:35P 4:45P 4:51P 5:01P 5:17P 5:28P 5:38P 5:26P 5:36P 5:49P 6:04P 6:13P 6:17P 6:27P 5:09P 5:19P 5:25P 5:35P 5:51P 6:02P 6:12P 6:05P 6:15P 6:28P 6:43P 6:52P 6:56P 7:06P 5:43P 5:53P 5:59P 6:09P 6:25P 6:37P 6:47P 6:32P 6:42P 6:55P 7:10P 7:19P 7:23P 7:33P 6:17P 6:27P 6:33P 6:43P 6:59P 7:10P 7:20P 7:11P 7:21P 7:34P 7:49P 7:58P 8:02P 8:12P 6:52P 7:02P 7:08P 7:18P 7:34P 7:45P 7:55P 8:17P 8:27P 8:40P 8:53P 9:02P 9:06P 9:13P 8:00P 8:10P 8:15P 8:23P 8:37P 8:47P 8:57P 9:18P 9:28P 9:41P 9:54P 10:03P 10:07P 10:14P 9:02P 9:12P 9:17P 9:25P 9:37P 9:47P 9:57P 10:19P 10:27P 10:37P 10:50P 10:59P 11:03P 11:10P Note: on MLK Day, Presidents' Day, Veterans' Day and the day after Thanksgiving, only unshaded portion of the schedule is used. Gold 1 Saturdays Gold 2 Saturdays Vienna/Fairfax-GMU Metro Fairfax High School GMU Campus JermantownFairfax Rd Blvd & Fairfax BlvdChain & Bridge Rd Draper DrBlvd & Fairfax Vienna/Fairfax-GMUMetro Station Vienna/Fairfax-GMUMetro Station Draper DrBlvd & Fairfax Fairfax BlvdChain & Bridge Rd JermantownFairfax Rd Blvd & GMU Campus Fairfax High School Vienna/Fairfax-GMUMetro Station Departs Arrives Departs Arrives 8:25 A 8:33 A 8:45 A 8:58 A 9:07 A 9:14 A 9:21 A 8:00 A 8:07 A 8:14 A 8:23 A 8:36 A 8:48 A 8:56 A 9:26 A 9:34 A 9:46 A 9:59 A 10:08 A 10:15 A 10:22 A 9:01 A 9:08 A 9:15 A 9:24 A 9:37 A 9:49 A 9:57 A 10:27 A 10:35 A 10:47 A 11:00 A 11:09 A 11:16 A 11:23 A 10:02 A 10:09 A 10:16 A 10:25 A 10:38 A 10:50 A 10:58 A 11:38 A 11:46 A 11:58 A 12:11 P 12:20 P 12:27 P 12:34 P 11:13 A 11:20 A 11:27 A 11:36 A 11:49 A 12:01 P 12:09 P 12:39 P 12:47 P 12:59 P 1:12 P 1:21 P 1:28 P 1:35 P 12:14 P 12:21 P 12:28 P 12:37 P 12:50 P 1:02 P 1:10 P 1:40 P 1:48 P 2:00 P 2:13 P 2:22 P 2:29 P 2:36 P 1:15 P 1:22 P 1:29 P 1:38 P 1:51 P 2:03 P 2:11 P 2:41 P 2:49 P 3:01 P 3:14 P 3:23 P 3:30 P 3:37 P 2:16 P 2:23 P 2:30 P 2:39 P 2:52 P 3:04 P 3:12 P 3:42 P 3:50 P 4:02 P 4:15 P 4:24 P 4:31 P 4:38 P 3:17 P 3:24 P 3:31 P 3:40 P 3:53 P 4:05 P 4:13 P 4:43 P 4:51 P 5:03 P 5:16 P 5:25 P 5:32 P 5:39 P 4:18 P 4:25 P 4:32 P 4:41 P 4:54 P 5:06 P 5:14 P 5:54 P 6:02 P 6:14 P 6:27 P 6:36 P 6:43 P 6:50 P 5:29 P 5:36 P 5:43 P 5:52 P 6:05 P 6:17 P 6:25 P 6:55 P 7:03 P 7:15 P 7:28 P 7:37 P 7:44 P 7:51 P 6:30 P 6:37 P 6:44 P 6:53 P 7:06 P 7:18 P 7:26 P 7:56 P 8:04 P 8:16 P 8:29 P 8:38 P 8:45 P 8:52 P 7:31 P 7:38 P 7:45 P 7:54 P 8:07 P 8:19 P 8:27 P Bus Routes and Schedules Page 2 of 2 Gold 1 Sundays Gold 2 Sundays Vienna/Fairfax-GMU Metro Fairfax High School GMU Campus JermantownFairfax Rd Blvd & Fairfax BlvdChain & Bridge Rd Draper DrBlvd & Fairfax Vienna/Fairfax-GMUMetro Station Vienna/Fairfax-GMUMetro Station Draper DrBlvd & Fairfax Fairfax BlvdChain & Bridge Rd JermantownFairfax Rd Blvd & GMU Campus Fairfax High School Vienna/Fairfax-GMUMetro Station Departs Arrives Departs Arrives 10:00 A 10:08 A 10:20 A 10:33 A 10:42 A 10:49 A 10:56 A 9:33 A 9:40 A 9:47 A 9:56 A 10:09 A 10:21 A 10:29 A 11:01 A 11:09 A 11:21 A 11:34 A 11:43 A 11:50 A 11:57 A 10:34 A 10:41 A 10:48 A 10:57 A 11:10 A 11:22 A 11:30 A 12:02 P 12:10 P 12:22 P 12:35 P 12:44 P 12:51 P 12:58 P 11:35 A 11:42 A 11:49 A 11:58 A 12:11 P 12:23 P 12:31 P 1:28 P 1:36 P 1:48 P 2:01 P 2:10 P 2:17 P 2:24 P 12:36 P 12:43 P 12:50 P 12:59 P 1:12 P 1:24 P 1:32 P 2:29 P 2:37 P 2:49 P 3:02 P 3:11 P 3:18 P 3:25 P 2:02 P 2:09 P 2:16 P 2:25 P 2:38 P 2:50 P 2:58 P 3:30 P 3:38 P 3:50 P 4:03 P 4:12 P 4:19 P 4:26 P 3:03 P 3:10 P 3:17 P 3:26 P 3:39 P 3:51 P 3:59 P 4:31 P 4:39 P 4:51 P 5:04 P 5:13 P 5:20 P 5:27 P 4:04 P 4:11 P 4:18 P 4:27 P 4:40 P 4:52 P 5:00 P 5:32 P 5:40 P 5:52 P 6:05 P 6:14 P 6:21 P 6:28 P 5:05 P 5:12 P 5:19 P 5:28 P 5:41 P 5:53 P 6:01 P HOLIDAY SERVICE ROUTES: Four bus routes operate during weekdays and weekends Holiday Type of Service according to the published schedules.
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