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Essential List with Dates Added.Xlsx Average Pre- COVID Date Next Criteria Weekday Returned to Up Route Name Score Ridership Service 1 75 Lawrenceville Highway 1.850 1384 2 58 West Lake Avenue / Hollywood Road 1.833 1437 3 119 Hairston Road / Stone Mtn Village 1.800 1341 4 165 Fairburn Road 1.800 1984 5 194 Conley Road / Mt Zion 1.800 894 6 68 Benjamin E Mays Drive 1.783 1637 7 143 Windward Park & Ride 1.700 1627 8 3 Martin Luther King Jr Dr/Auburn Ave 1.683 1075 9 93 Headland Drive / Main Street 1.667 1279 10 114 Columbia Drive 1.667 1155 11 195 Forest Parkway 1.650 951 12 189 Flat Shoals Road / Scofield Road 1.600 1638 13 141 Haynes Bridge Road / Milton 1.567 1060 14 9 Boulevard / Tilson Road 1.517 915 15 155 Pittsburgh 1.483 908 16 32 Bouldercrest 1.467 1135 17 85 Roswell / Mansell Road 1.467 1156 18 809 Monroe Drive / Boulevard 1.433 978 19 36 N Decatur Road / Virginia Highland 1.417 1145 20 899 Old Fourth Ward 1.400 772 21 813 Atlanta Student Movement Boulevard 1.333 885 22 140 North Point Parkway 1.317 877 23 34 2nd Ave/Gresham Rd/Clifton Spgs Rd 1.267 844 24 162 Myrtle Drive / Alison Court 1.250 1343 25 8 North Druid Hills Road 1.183 846 26 94 Northside Drive 1.183 623 27 30 LaVista Road 1.167 761 28 1 Marietta Blvd/Joseph E Lowery Blvd 1.133 1081 29 183 Barge Road P&R / Lakewood 1.100 870 30 79 Sylvan Hills 1.083 682 31 24 McAfee / Hosea Williams 1.033 691 32 123 Church Street / North DeKalb Mall 1.017 462 33 27 Cheshire Bridge Road 0.950 856 34 37 Defoors Ferry Road 0.900 874 35 126 Chamblee-Tucker Road 0.900 633 36 47 I-85 Access Road / Briarwood Road 0.867 812 37 221 Memorial Drive Limited 0.750 484 38 103 Peeler Road / N Shallowford Road 0.717 535 39 132 Tilly Mill Road 0.717 633 40 25 Peachtree Industrial Boulevard 0.617 339 41 150 Perimeter Center / Dunwoody Village 0.600 343 42 133 Shallowford Road 0.583 382 43 800 Lovejoy 0.550 184 Updated 11.12.2020 44 865 Boulder Park Drive 0.550 466 45 153 James Jackson Parkway 0.517 672 46 867 Peyton Forest / Dixie Hills 0.517 729 47 853 Collier Heights 0.500 773 48 856 Baker Hills / Wilson Mill Meadows 0.450 443 49 104 Winters Chapel Road 0.417 653 50 832 Grant Park 0.417 372 51 825 Johnson Ferry Road 0.350 168 52 14 14th Street / Blandtown 0.300 768 53 148 Mount Vernon Highway 0.250 638 54 201 Six Flags Over Georgia 0.250 108 55 823 Belvedere/Decatur 0.250 139 56 850 Carroll Heights / Fairburn Heights 0.250 133 57 142 East Holcomb Bridge Road 0.200 144 58 295 Metropolitan Campus Express 0.100 254 124 Pleasantdale Road n/a n/a 4/27/2020 55 Jonesboro Road 2.683 2180 6/15/2020 181 Washington Road / Fairburn 2.600 2455 7/4/2020 115 Covington Highway 2.383 2500 7/4/2020 87 Roswell Road / Morgan Falls 2.333 2121 8/1/2020 116 Redan Road 2.317 1835 9/26/2020 12 Howell Mill Road / Cumberland 2.100 1865 9/26/2020 125 Clarkston / Northlake 2.000 1697 6/15/2020 74 Flat Shoals Road 1.917 1284 10/24/2020 81 Venetian Hills / Delowe Drive 1.917 1280 10/24/2020 180 Roosevelt Highway 1.917 1817 12/5/2020 66 Lynhurst Drive / Princeton Lakes 1.850 1390 12/5/2020 Updated 11.12.2020.
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