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Staten Island Express Bus Service Staten Island Express Bus Map October 2018 Staten Island Express Bus Service Staten Island Express Bus Map About this Map SIM4 Annadale/Downtown Manhattan SIM8 Huguenot/Midtown Manhattan SIM25 Tottenville/Midtown Manhattan SIM4 Weekday peak service. SIM8 Weekday peak service. Weekday peak service. This SIM (Staten Island/Manhattan) Map shows TO DOWNTOWN TO AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) TO MIDTOWN TO AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) TO MIDTOWN TO AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) MANHATTAN ANNADALE AM NOON PM EVE NITE MANHATTAN HUGUENOT AM NOON PM EVE NITE MANHATTAN TOTTENVILLE AM NOON PM EVE NITE bus routes with service details, hours of operation, WEEKDAYS: 5:15AM–8:25AM 3:58PM–6:45PM 8 – 7 – – WEEKDAYS: 4:15AM–9:00AM 1:55PM–9:00PM 7 – 7 – – WEEKDAYS: 5:00AM–8:40AM 3:10PM–7:00PM 10 – 12 – – and a complete list of bus stops follows. The SIM4 makes the following stops: The SIM8 makes the following stops: The SIM25 makes the following stops: TO DOWNTOWN MANHATTAN TO ANNADALE, STATEN ISLAND TO MIDTOWN MANHATTAN TO ELTINGVILLE, STATEN ISLAND TO MIDTOWN MANHATTAN TO TOTTENVILLE, STATEN ISLAND Bus routes are color coded: Downtown Manhattan • Drumgoole Rd W/ • Richmond Av/ • Broadway/Worth St • Richmond Av/Nome Av • Woodrow Rd/ • Richmond Av/ • 57 St/Lexington Av • Richmond Av/Nome Av • Hylan Blvd/Craig Av • Rossville Av/Pond St • 57 St/Lexington Av • Rossville Av/Barry St Annadale Rd Draper Pl S (temporarily moved to • Richmond Hill Rd/ Vineland Av Draper Pl S • 57 St/Madison Av • Richmond Hill Rd/ • Hylan Blvd/Brighton St • Arthur Kill Rd/ • 57 St/Madison Av • Rossville Av/Correll Av routes–blue, light blue and green (green routes • Annadale Rd/Token St • Richmond Av/ Chambers St during Vassar St • Woodrow Rd/ • Richmond Av/ • 5 Av/55 St Vassar St • Hylan Blvd/Sprague Av Veterans Rd W • 5 Av/54 St • Rossville Av/ • Eltingville Transit Center Rivington Av Worth St reconstruction) • Marsh Av/Ring Rd Holcomb Av Rivington Av • 5 Av/48 St • Marsh Av/Ring Rd • Hylan Blvd/Bedell Av • West Shore Exp/ • 5 Av/46 St Woodrow Rd extend to 14th St in Greenwich Village); Midtown • Richmond Av/ • Richmond Av/Signs Rd • Broadway/Barclay St • Marsh Av/ • Woodrow Rd/ • Richmond Av/Signs Rd • 42 St/5 Av • Marsh Av/ • Hylan Blvd/Woodvale Av Arthur Kill Rd • 42 St/5 Av • Foster Rd/Rathbun Av Forest Hill Rd • Richmond Av/ • Broadway/Cortlandt St Elmwood Park Dr Carlton Blvd • Richmond Av/ • 42 St/6 Av Elmwood Park Dr • Seguine Av/Direnzo Ct • Glen St/Victory Blvd • 42 St/6 Av • Roster Rd/Albourne Av Manhattan routes–orange, red and purple; Off-peak • Richmond Av/Yukon Av Victory Blvd • Broadway/Rector St • Marsh Av/ • Woodrow Rd/Shotwell Av Victory Blvd • 42 St/7 Av • Marsh Av/ • Seguine Av/ • 42 St/8 Av • 42 St/7 Av • Seguine Av/ • Marsh Av/ • Richmond Av/Morani St • Broadway/Morris St Windham Loop • Woodrow Rd/Berry Av • Richmond Av/Morani St • 42 St/8 Av Windham Loop Waterbury Av • 42 St/7 Av • 42 St/8 Av Waterbury Av and Weekend “c” routes–gray (see inset map). Windham Loop • Richmond Av/Yona Av • Richmond Av/Lander Av • Richmond Av/Yukon Av • Eltingville Transit Center • Richmond Av/Yona Av • Lamberts Lane/May Av • Richmond Av/Yukon Av • Foster Rd/Albourne Av • 42 St/6 Av • West Shore Exp/ • Seguine Av/Direnzo Ct • Marsh Av/ • Lamberts Lane/ • Richmond Av/Merrill Av • Richmond Av/ • Richmond Av/ • Richmond Av/ • Lamberts Lane/ • Richmond Av/ • Foster Rd/Ramona Av • 42 St/5 Av Victory Blvd • Hylan Blvd/Woodvale Av Please note that the SIM2 (a blue color route) also Elmwood Park Dr Richmond Av • Richmond Av/ Forest Hill Rd Forest Hill Rd Christopher Lane Richmond Av Forest Hill Rd • Rossville Av/ • Madison Av/48 St • Arthur Kill Rd/ • Hylan Blvd/Bedell Av • Marsh Av/Richmond • Battery Pl/ Victory Blvd • Eltingville Transit Center • Richmond Av/Yukon Av • Goethals Rd N/ • Richmond Av/Lander Av • Eltingville Transit Center Woodrow Rd • Madison Av/55 St West Service Rd • Hylan Blvd/Sprague Av provides off-peak and weekend service. Non-stop Hill Rd Washington St • Richmond Av/Signs Rd • Drumgoole Rd W/ • Marsh Av/ Lambert St • Richmond Av/Merrill Av • Woodrow Rd/Oak Lane • Rossville Av/ • 57 St/Lexington Av • Rossville Av/ • Hylan Blvd/Chelsea St • Richmond Hill Rd/ • Trinity Pl/Rector St • Richmond Av/ Annadale Rd Windham Loop • Goethals Rd N/South Av • Richmond Av/ • Woodrow Rd/ Opposite Correll Av Veterans Rd W • Hylan Blvd/Craig Av Park-and-Ride routes are indicated with an “x”. Vassar St • Church St/Fulton St Rivington Av • Marsh Av/ • 42 St/8 Av Victory Blvd Carlton Blvd • Richmond Av/Nome Av • Church St/Chambers St • Richmond Av/Travis Av Elmwood Park Dr • 42 St/7 Av • Richmond Av/Signs Rd • Woodrow Rd/Canton Av • Marsh Av/ • 42 St/6 Av • Richmond Av/ • Woodrow Rd/ Richmond Hill Rd • 42 St/5 Av Rivington Av Vineland Av • Richmond Hill Rd/ • Madison Av/47 St • Richmond Av/Travis Av SIM26 Tottenville/Midtown Manhattan Vassar St Madison Av/54 St SIM4x Weekday peak service. Park-and-Ride route. Non-stop. • Weekday peak service. We’re here to assist you: • Richmond Av/Nome Av • 57 St/Lexington Av TO DOWNTOWN TO STATEN ISLAND AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) TO MIDTOWN TO AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) MANHATTAN MALL AM NOON PM EVE NITE MANHATTAN TOTTENVILLE AM NOON PM EVE NITE Use our new MYmta app, tweet us @NYCTBus, WEEKDAYS: 6:10AM–8:10AM 4:10PM–6:30PM 20 – 20 – – WEEKDAYS: 4:35AM–9:05AM 2:10PM–8:15PM 10 – 10 – – visit www.mta.info/SIExpressBus, SIM8x Weekday peak service. Park-and-Ride route. Non-stop. The SIM4x makes the following stops: TO MIDTOWN TO STATEN ISLAND AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) The SIM26 makes the following stops: or call 511 to speak with one of our friendly TO DOWNTOWN MANHATTAN TO STATEN ISLAND MALL MANHATTAN MALL AM NOON PM EVE NITE TO MIDTOWN MANHATTAN TO TOTTENVILLE, STATEN ISLAND • Marsh Av/ • Trinity Pl/Rector St • Broadway/Worth St • Broadway/Cortlandt St WEEKDAYS: 6:00AM–8:00AM 4:00PM–7:00PM 20 – 20 – – • Hylan Blvd/Bedell Av • Bloomingdale Rd/ • 57 St/Lexington Av • Bloomingdale Rd/ customer service representatives. Richmond Hill Rd • Church St/Fulton St (temporarily moved to • Broadway/Rector St • Hylan Blvd/Sprague Av Alysia Ct • Lexington Av/53 St Veterans Rd • Battery Pl/ • Church St/Chambers St Chambers St during • Broadway/Morris St The SIM8x makes the following stops: • Hylan Blvd/Chelsea St • Bloomingdale Rd/ • Lexington Av/46 St • Amboy Rd/ Worth St reconstruction) Washington St • Marsh Av/Ring Rd TO MIDTOWN MANHATTAN TO STATEN ISLAND MALL • Hylan Blvd/Craig Av Kramer Av • 42 St/Madison Av Pleasant Plains Av • Broadway/Barclay S • Craig Av/Amboy Rd • Veterans Rd E/ • 42 St/6 Av • Amboy Rd/Bedell St • Marsh Av/ • 42 St/5 Av • 57 St/Lexington Av • 42 St/6 Av • Amboy Rd/Main St Bloomingdale Rd • 42 St/7 Av • Amboy Rd/ Richmond Hill Rd • Madison Av/47 St • 57 St/Madison Av • 42 St/7 Av • Amboy Rd/Brehaut Av • Glen St/Victory Blvd • 42 St/8 Av Richmond Valley Rd SI SIM1 Eltingville/Downtown Manhattan SIM4c Off-peak and weekend to Midtown via Downtown. • 42 St/8 Av • Madison Av/54 St • 5 Av/55 St • 42 St/8 Av • Amboy Rd/Page Av • 42 St/8 Av • West Shore Exp/ • Amboy Rd/Murray St • 42 St/7 Av • 57 St/Lexington Av • 5 Av/48 St • Marsh Av/Ring Rd • Amboy Rd/ • 42 St/7 Av Victory Blvd • Amboy Rd/Barnard Av SIM1 Weekday peak service. TO MIDTOWN TO AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) • 42 St/6 Av • 42 St/5 Av Richmond Valley Rd • 42 St/6 Av • Bloomingdale Rd/ • Amboy Rd/Main St MANHATTAN ANNADALE AM NOON PM EVE NITE • Amboy Rd/Bedell St • 42 St/5 Av Veterans Rd E • Amboy Rd/ TO DOWNTOWN TO ELTINGVILLE AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) WEEKDAYS: 4:00AM–5:00AM, 8:20AM–2:30PM, • Amboy Rd/ • Madison Av/48 St • Bloomingdale Rd/ Connecticut St MANHATTAN TRANSIT CENTER AM NOON PM EVE NITE 20 30 10 15 – THEN 8:35AM–7:00PM THEN 6:52PM–12:00MID* Pleasant Plains Av • Madison Av/55 St Kramer Av • Craig Av/Hylan Blvd WEEKDAYS: 5:05AM–9:07AM 2:40PM–8:20PM 4 – 5 – – SIM9 Richmond/Greenwich Village • Bloomingdale Rd/ • 57 St/Lexington Av • Bloomingdale Rd/ • Hylan Blvd/Brighton St SATURDAYS: 4:30AM–7:00PM 6:30AM–8:50PM 20 20 20 – – South Service Rd Sharrotts Rd • Hylan Blvd/Sprague Av The SIM1 makes the following stops: SUNDAYS: 5:00AM–6:50PM 6:30AM–8:30PM 30 30 30 – – Weekday peak service. • Bloomingdale Rd/ • Bloomingdale Rd/ • Hylan Blvd/Bedell Av TO DOWNTOWN MANHATTAN TO ELTINGVILLE, STATEN ISLAND * Additional service to Annadale as follows: 3:24pm to 3:48pm from Broadway/Worth St; TO GREENWICH TO RICHMOND AVG. FREQUENCY (MIN.) Englewood Av Englewood Av • Page Av/Hylan Blvd VILLAGE AM NOON PM EVE NITE • Eltingville Transit Center • Hylan Blvd/Lincoln Av • Broadway/Worth St • Hylan Blvd/ 6:52pm to 7:27pm from Broadway/Worth St. WEEKDAYS: 5:00AM–8:30AM 2:45PM–7:37PM 9 – 12 – – • Richmond Av/Barlow Av • Hylan Blvd/Jefferson Av (temporarily moved to Coddington Av • Richmond Av/Katan Av • Hylan Blvd/Buel Av Chambers St during • Hylan Blvd/ The SIM4c makes the following stops: Sunnyside/Rosebank/Midtown Manhattan • Richmond Av/Wilson Av • Hylan Blvd/Burgher Av Worth St reconstruction) Lindbergh Av TO MIDTOWN MANHATTAN VIA DOWNTOWN TO ANNADALE, STATEN ISLAND The SIM9 makes the following stops: SIM30 • Richmond Av/Koch Blvd • Hylan Blvd/Quintard St • Broadway/Barclay St • Hylan Blvd/Tysens Lane • Drumgoole Rd W/ • Victory Blvd/ • Central Park S/6 Av • Victory Blvd/ TO GREENWICH VILLAGE TO ELTINGVILLE, STATEN ISLAND • Richmond Av/King St • Hylan Blvd/Mallory Av • Broadway/Cortlandt St • Hylan Blvd/Guyon Av Weekday peak service.
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