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96 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 96 bus time schedule & line map 96 East To Capitol Heights Station View In Website Mode The 96 bus line (East To Capitol Heights Station) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) East To Capitol Heights Station: 12:05 AM - 11:35 PM (2) West To Tenleytown Station: 12:00 AM - 11:24 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 96 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 96 bus arriving. Direction: East To Capitol Heights Station 96 bus Time Schedule 67 stops East To Capitol Heights Station Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:05 AM - 11:35 PM Monday 12:05 AM - 11:35 PM Fort Dr NW + Albemarle St NW 4500 Fort Drive Nw, Washington Tuesday 12:05 AM - 11:35 PM Wisconsin Ave NW + River Rd NW Wednesday 12:05 AM - 11:35 PM 4539 Wisconsin Avenue Nw, Washington Thursday 12:05 AM - 11:35 PM Wisconsin Ave NW + Albemarle St NW Friday 12:05 AM - 11:35 PM 4502 Wisconsin Avenue Nw, Washington Saturday 12:05 AM - 11:35 PM Wisconsin Ave NW + Tenley Circle NW Tenley Circle Northwest, Washington Wisconsin Ave NW + Van Ness St NW 4130 Wisconsin Avenue Nw, Washington 96 bus Info Direction: East To Capitol Heights Station Wisconsin Ave + Upton St X Stops: 67 4005 Wisconsin Avenue Nw, Washington Trip Duration: 75 min Line Summary: Fort Dr NW + Albemarle St NW, Wisconsin Ave NW + Rodman St NW Wisconsin Ave NW + River Rd NW, Wisconsin Ave NW 3801 Rodman Street Northwest, Washington + Albemarle St NW, Wisconsin Ave NW + Tenley Circle NW, Wisconsin Ave NW + Van Ness St NW, Wisconsin Wisconsin Ave NW + Porter St NW Ave + Upton St X, Wisconsin Ave NW + Rodman St 3801 Porter Street Nw, Washington NW, Wisconsin Ave NW + Porter St NW, Wisconsin Ave + Newark St, Woodley Rd NW + Wisconsin Ave Wisconsin Ave + Newark St NW, Woodley Rd + 35th St, Woodley Rd + 34th St, 3318 Wisconsin Avenue Nw, Washington Woodley Rd NW + 32nd St NW, Cathedral Ave + Woodley Rd, 29th St NW + Cathedral Ave NW, 29th St Woodley Rd NW + Wisconsin Ave NW + Garƒeld St, Calvert St NW + Mcgill Ter NW, Calvert 3612 Woodley Road Nw, Washington St + Shoreham-Americana, Calvert St + Connecticut Ave, Calvert St + Biltmore St, Calvert St NW & Adams Woodley Rd + 35th St Mill Rd NW, 18th St NW + Columbia Rd NW, 18th St 3504 Woodley Road Nw, Washington NW + Belmont St NW, 18th St NW + California St NW, U St NW + 17th St NW, U St NW + New Hampshire Woodley Rd + 34th St Ave NW, U St NW + 15th St NW, U St NW + 14th St 3401 Woodley Road Nw, Washington NW, U St Nw + 13th St Nw, U St NW + 11th St NW, U St NW + Vermont Ave NW, U St NW + 9th St NW, Woodley Rd NW + 32nd St NW Florida Ave NW + 7th St NW, New Jersey Ave NW + 3140 Klingle Road Nw, Washington Rhode Island Ave NW, New Jersey Ave NW + R St NW, New Jersey Ave NW + P St NW, New Jersey Ave NW + Cathedral Ave + Woodley Rd O St NW, New Jersey Ave NW + N St NW, New Jersey 3021 Cathedral Avenue Nw, Washington Ave NW + Pierce St NW, New Jersey Ave NW + K St NW, New Jersey Ave NW + H St NW, Massachusetts 29th St NW + Cathedral Ave NW Ave NW + G St NW, Massachusetts Ave NE & 1st St 2900 Cathedral Avenue Nw, Washington NE, Columbus Cir NE + Delaware Ave NE, Mass Ave And 2nd St Ne Sb, Massachusetts Ave NE + 4th St 29th St + Garƒeld St NE, Massachusetts Ave + Constitution Ave, E Capitol 29th Street Northwest, Washington St SE + Kentucky Ave SE, Massachusetts Ave SE + 13th St SE, Massachusetts Ave SE + 14th St SE, Calvert St NW + Mcgill Ter NW Massachusetts Ave SE + 15th St SE, Massachusetts 2869 McGill Terrace Northwest, Washington Ave SE + 17th St SE, Massachusetts Ave SE + 18th St SE, Massachusetts Ave SE + 19th St SE, 19th St + C Calvert St + Shoreham-Americana St SE, Stadium Armory Station & Bus Bay F, E Capitol Rock Creek Parkway Northwest, Washington St SE + Stoddert Pl SE, East Capitol St SE + 41st St SE, East Capitol St Se & #4250, E Capitol St SE + Ft Calvert St + Connecticut Ave Chaplin Pk Apts, E Capitol St SE + Texas Ave SE, E 2519 Connecticut Avenue Northwest, Washington Capitol St SE + 46th St SE, E Capitol St SE + 47th St SE, E Capitol St SE + 49th St SE, East Capitol St SE + Calvert St + Biltmore St 50th St SE, East Capitol St Se & 52nd St Se, E Capitol Calvert Street Northwest, Washington St SE + 53rd Pl SE Calvert St NW & Adams Mill Rd NW 1828 Calvert Street Nw, Washington 18th St NW + Columbia Rd NW 1800 Columbia Road Nw, Washington 18th St NW + Belmont St NW 2324 18th Street Northwest, Washington 18th St NW + California St NW 2104 18th Street Northwest, Washington U St NW + 17th St NW 1700 U Street Nw, Washington U St NW + New Hampshire Ave NW 1600 U Street Nw, Washington U St NW + 15th St NW 1940 15th Street Nw, Washington U St NW + 14th St NW 1944 14th Street Nw, Washington U St Nw + 13th St Nw 1260 U Street Nw, Washington U St NW + 11th St NW 1100 U Street Nw, Washington U St NW + Vermont Ave NW 990 U Street Nw, Washington U St NW + 9th St NW 900 U Street Nw, Washington Florida Ave NW + 7th St NW 2000 Georgia Avenue Northwest, Washington New Jersey Ave NW + Rhode Island Ave NW 1718 New Jersey Avenue Northwest, Washington New Jersey Ave NW + R St NW R Street Northwest, Washington New Jersey Ave NW + P St NW 401 P Street Northwest, Washington New Jersey Ave NW + O St NW New Jersey Ave NW + N St NW 1250 New Jersey Avenue Northwest, Washington New Jersey Ave NW + Pierce St NW 1100 New Jersey Avenue Nw, Washington New Jersey Ave NW + K St NW New Jersey Ave NW + H St NW New Jersey Avenue Northwest, Washington Massachusetts Ave NW + G St NW G Street Northwest, Washington Massachusetts Ave NE & 1st St NE 30 E Street Ne, Washington Columbus Cir NE + Delaware Ave NE Columbus Circle Northeast, Washington Mass Ave And 2nd St Ne Sb 160 D Street Northeast, Washington Massachusetts Ave NE + 4th St NE 300 4th Street Northeast, Washington Massachusetts Ave + Constitution Ave 655 Constitution Avenue Ne, Washington E Capitol St SE + Kentucky Ave SE 1203 East Capitol Street Southeast, Washington Massachusetts Ave SE + 13th St SE 120 13th Street Se, Washington Massachusetts Ave SE + 14th St SE 1377 Massachusetts Avenue Southeast, Washington Massachusetts Ave SE + 15th St SE 1513 Massachusetts Avenue Se, Washington Massachusetts Ave SE + 17th St SE 1708 Massachusetts Avenue Southeast, Washington Massachusetts Ave SE + 18th St SE 1743 Massachusetts Avenue Se, Washington Massachusetts Ave SE + 19th St SE Massachusetts Avenue Southeast, Washington 19th St + C St SE 150 19th Street Se, Washington Stadium Armory Station & Bus Bay F 21 19th Street Southeast, Washington E Capitol St SE + Stoddert Pl SE 3968 East Capitol Street Northeast, Washington East Capitol St SE + 41st St SE East Capitol St Se & #4250 E Capitol St SE + Ft Chaplin Pk Apts 4201 East Capitol Street Se, Washington E Capitol St SE + Texas Ave SE 4800 Texas Avenue Se, Washington E Capitol St SE + 46th St SE 4525 East Capitol Street Southeast, Washington E Capitol St SE + 47th St SE 4701 East Capitol Street Se, Fairmount Heights E Capitol St SE + 49th St SE 1 49th Street Se, Fairmount Heights East Capitol St SE + 50th St SE 5001 East Capitol Street Southeast, Washington East Capitol St Se & 52nd St Se 5061 East Capitol Street Se, Washington E Capitol St SE + 53rd Pl SE 5319 East Capitol Street Se, Washington Direction: West To Tenleytown Station 96 bus Time Schedule 66 stops West To Tenleytown Station Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 12:00 AM - 11:24 PM Monday 12:00 AM - 11:24 PM Capitol Hgts Station Tuesday 12:00 AM - 11:24 PM E Capitol St NE + 58th St NE 5800 East Capitol Street Ne, Washington Wednesday 12:00 AM - 11:24 PM E Capitol St NE + 57th Pl NE Thursday 12:00 AM - 11:24 PM 5600 East Capitol Street Northeast, Washington Friday 12:00 AM - 11:24 PM E Capitol St NE + 55th St NE Saturday 12:00 AM - 11:24 PM 5364 East Capitol Street Ne, Washington E Capitol St NE + 53rd St NE 5300 East Capitol Street Ne, Washington 96 bus Info E Capitol St NE + 50th St NE Direction: West To Tenleytown Station 5006 East Capitol Street Northeast, Washington Stops: 66 Trip Duration: 79 min East Capitol St NE + Sycamore Rd Line Summary: Capitol Hgts Station , E Capitol St NE 4904 East Capitol Street Ne, Washington + 58th St NE, E Capitol St NE + 57th Pl NE, E Capitol St NE + 55th St NE, E Capitol St NE + 53rd St NE, E E Capitol St NE + 47th St NE Capitol St NE + 50th St NE, East Capitol St NE + 4700 East Capitol Street Northeast, Washington Sycamore Rd, E Capitol St NE + 47th St NE, East Capitol St NE + Benning Rd Station, E Capitol St NE + East Capitol St NE + Benning Rd Station Benning Rd NE, E Capitol St NE + Ft Chaplin Pk Apts, 4605 Central Avenue Ne, Washington East Capitol St Ne & #4250, E Capitol St NE + 41st St NE, E Capitol St NE + 40th St NE, Stadium Armory E Capitol St NE + Benning Rd NE Station & Bus Bay E, 18th St SE + E Capitol St NE, 4501 Benning Road Northeast, Washington 18th St SE + Independence Ave SE, 18th St SE + C St SE, Massachusetts Ave SE + 17th St SE, E Capitol St NE + Ft Chaplin Pk Apts Massachusetts Ave SE + South Carolina Ave SE, 4266 East Capitol Street Ne, Washington Massachusetts Ave SE + 13th St SE, E Capitol St NE + Tennessee Ave NE, Massachusetts Ave + 8th St, East Capitol St Ne & #4250 Massachuestts Ave + 3rd St NE, Massachusetts Ave 4200 East Capitol Street Northeast, Washington & Columbus Circle, Massachusetts Ave NE + First St NE, Massachusetts Ave + G St NE, New Jersey Ave E Capitol St NE + 41st St NE NW + H St NW, New Jersey Ave NW + K St NW, New 4100 East Capitol Street Ne, Washington Jersey Ave NW + Pierce St NW, New Jersey Ave NW + M St NW, New Jersey Ave NW + N St NW, New Jersey E Capitol St NE + 40th St NE Ave NW + P St
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