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Route Operate Rush Hour Only—Please Check Chart for Bus and Ferry Service Days and Times Bridge Terminal Bus Bays Some transit route operate rush hour only—please check chart for bus and ferry service days and times. Fare Structure (effective September 30, 2013) All fares are subject to change. BEAVER BANK Airport Conventional Transit 62 Wildwood 58 Woodlawn 61 Portland St 59 Portland St 52 Crosstown 11 Dockyard Hour Rush Route 1 Spring Garden Holiday Evening Sunday/ 16 Lacewood Mid-Day Saturday Conventional, Ferry and Access-A-Bus 55 Port Wallace 68 Portland St 63 Woodside 60 E. Passage to Bayers Lake 41 Dalhousie 320 63 Cash 10 Tickets MetroPass Bay 1 Bay 2 Bay 3 Bay 4 Bay 5 Bay 6 Bay 7 Bay 8 Hour Rush Route S Holiday Evening Sunday/ Mid-Day Saturday i 64 l v e Adult $2.50 $20.00 $78.00 Beaver Bank r 65 D 1 a r t Senior and Child $1.75 $14.50 $58.00 Villa 400BB 2 66 68 320 4 Student $2.50 $20.00 $70.00 Sherri Ln 5 72 68 Dwtn Halifax 53 Dwtn Halifax 51 Windmill 53 Notting Park 52 Crosstown 59 Dwtn Halifax 6 78 10 Westphal 10 Dalhousie 320 Airport 53 Sch Special with ticket, MetroPass, Debbie Dr 64 Akerley 87 Glendale to Burnside 61 Dwtn Halifax Cash MetroLink Pass Cy 320 Dwtn Halifax 370 Porters Lk 7 79 gn UPass or transfer et D r 80 ey Bay 16 Bay 15 Bay 14 Bay 13 Bay 12 Bay 11 Bay 10 Bay 9 9 itn h Adult $3.00 $94.50 + 50¢ W 81 d 10 n t a at Pr 11 82 Senior and Child $2.25 n/a + 50¢ . xt 83 ER 14 rd ed Student $3.00 n/a + 50¢ va W A le in 84 ou g 15 ll B Route 330 Tantallon 330 Bedford Basin Be 16 85 400BB with ticket, with MetroLink Tantallon - 17 86 MetroX Hubley Centre Cash MetroPass, Pass or 87 Pass 18 UPass or transfer transfer B Sheldrake Lake Exit 4 e Dark TANTALLON 19 88 n Park’n Fly lot B off Hwy. 103 n r e Lake D Adult $3.50 $111.00 + $1.00 + 50¢ y s 89 20 L e Middle a rn HUBLEY k a e B 21 90 ¢ Senior and Child $2.75 n/a + $1.00 + 50 R Ba Beaver Bank d Dr ld rrin w 400 Pe in 22 D Student $3.50 n/a + $1.00 + 50¢ r 23 401 K A Upper Tantallon - Hubley Centre in 31 402 Metro Transit bus tickets and monthly passes are on sale at the following Halifax s B Sheldrake Lake - Exit 4 off Hwy. 103 a C 32 Regional Municipality Citizen Contact Centres, as well as over 50 other retail c 320 R C Albermarle St outlets. d HALIFAX 33 Kelly MetroLink • Acadia Centre, 636 Sackville Drive, Lower Sackville 34 354 Long Lake • Alderney Gate, 2nd Floor, 60 Alderney Drive, Dartmouth 35 • Scotia Square, Main Level, Duke Street, Halifax Porters Lake Terminal operates university 41 calendar year only r Hour Rush Route • 7071 Bayers Road, 2nd Floor, Halifax F D d a Holiday Evening 370 Sunday/ l y Mid-Day A Saturday l e R operates university Rn it iv h 42 calendar year only h e Route 370 Porters Lake r g R W u u d n o n r Exit 20 51 159 For a complete list of retail outlets please visit halifax.ca/metrotransit, refer to our a o tt b a s r y N P u 52 185 Riders' Guide or call 311. G ld Beaver Bank O BedfordBedford Basin 53 MetroX d lv B Basin 54 320 ky S 55 330 Wo 400 56 370 BB o A Porters Lake Terminal (Exit 20) B Bridge Terminal 57 311 (7 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily) db Ferry 1, 10, 11, 16, 41, 51, 52, 53, 55, 58, 59, in B Bridge Terminal 58 [email protected] Middle e 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 68, 87, 159, 320, 370 Av C Scotia Square (Albemarle Street) 59 halifax.ca/metrotransit Hour Peak er Bank Rd Sackville e C Route Holiday @hfxtransit Evening Daytime Sunday/ Saturday 60 Non-Peak S av HALIFAX Scotia Square Wa a (Albemarle St) DARTMOUTH 61 Dartmouth c Be k 320, 330, 370 Halifax l v 62 Woodside ke ille Harbour r C D Peak hours are approximately 7:00 to 9:00 am and o r 12:00 to 6:00 pm. nn e Woodside Ferry operates 6:37 am to 9:04 pm, weekdays ct 320 o Areo only. r tech Dr SACKVILLE TERMINAL Consult Riders' Guide or halifax.ca/metrotransit for detailed Kings schedules. Lake Designated bicycle route symbol indicates those 320 Route Directory: 79 routes operating buses equiped with bicycle 78 racks. Please note that only two bicycles can be Route Number Route Name accommodated at one time. Route Map 320 33 Tantallon Express* Queens 320 Accessible low floor (ALF) buses and ferry. Lake Effective May 19, 2014 51 Windmill No Smoking Please 52 Crosstown Passengers are not permitted to smoke while on transit vehicles or ferries. Smoking is also not permitted in bus shelters, bus terminals or ferry 55 Port Wallace 11 320 terminals in accordance with the provincial Smoke Free Places Act. 400 56 Dartmouth Crossing BEAVER BANK Lost & Found 64 Akerley* Lost & Found is open from 8 am to 4 pm, Monday to Friday, and closed on holidays. It is located at the Burnside Transit 66 Penhorn Centre, 200 Ilsley Avenue, Dartmouth. 320 11 Passengers are encouraged to call 490-6617 to inquire if the 72 Portland Hills item has been turned in. HRM assumes no responsibility for passengers' personal belongings left behind. 80 Sackville 82 Millwood 83 Springfield 320 Route ID’s with white fill only run 90 84 Glendale Express* during rush hours. * *Limited service, please consult 85 Downsview Express* schedule book * 90 90 86 Basinview Express* 87 Glendale 88 Bedford Commons Sheldrake Lake 370 370 89 Bedford 370 185 Sackville Link 320 320 Airport/Fall River 11 370 320 330 Sheldrake Lake/Tantallon 311 halifax.ca/metrotransit 90 400 Beaver Bank Community Transit ¯ « Direction of Travel 370 How to go with Mengoni Ave At the bottom of every bus stop sign you'll find that stop's four digit GoTime 370 320 telephone number. Below the bus symbol, listed in black are the various routes that service the stop. These Dorey Ave match the route number that appears Dr above the windshield on each bus. For exact departure times of your bus r D e t a g dial 480 plus your bus stop number. th u Shubie Dr So Portland Corridor A Halifax Stanfield Int’l Whether from Portland Hills or Sackville, your downtown trip has just Route 320 Airport—Fall River 320 Route 320 Airport—Fall River MetroX provides direct, limited-stop public Route: Service begins at Albemarle Street in Halifax, with service to the Bridge Terminal Sackville—Windmill Corridor AB Pratt & Whitney Rd gotten easier. MetroLink is a limited-stop, direct, fully accessible service transit for Fall River residents to the airport and the downtown core. and the Fall River Park & Ride, travelling through the Aerotech Business Park, with some to Scotia Square. Delivering premium service at a fair price. MetroLink's Park at one of Metro Transit's Park & Ride lots and take the bus or ferry C Fall River Park & Ride stops along the park, and terminates at the airport. to work. Parking costs range from cheap to free. Bedford Basin interior includes carpeted walls and ceiling for noise dampening and Dartmouth Bridge Terminal D The 320 MetroX service to downtown (corner of Duke and Albemarle, near custom-upholstered high-back seats with arm and foot rests. Alderney Ferry Terminal (overflow at Geary Street off Shore Road) HALIFAXHALIFAX E Albemarle St Scotia Square) leaves every 30 minutes from the Fall River Park & Ride during Schedule: Seven (7) day service, with 30 minute frequency during weekday peak, and 60 • FALLFall RiveRIVERr • Bridge Terminal 320 peak am and pm times (6:00 am to 9:00 am, 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm), with an minute frequency during weekday off-peak, evenings and weekends. Heated in the winter and air-conditioned in the summer, this advertising-free zone offers • Centennial Arena (in Fairview) E Miller Lake comfort and plenty of room to relax and enjoy your trip downtown. C estimated travel time of 40 minutes. • Cobequid Terminal DARTMOUTH • first trip leaves Halifax outbound at 4:40 am (weekdays) and 4:20 am (weekends), arriving at the airport at 5:21 am (weekdays) and 5:08 am (weekends), Don't forget to Bike'n'Ride with MetroLink—our new bicycle racks will help you get • Downsview Mall (near bus shelter across from Wendy's) D 320 102 The 90 vehicle capacity Fall River Park & Ride, located off Hwy 118 and Perrin • first trip leaving the airport inbound at 5:45 am (weekdays) and 5:15 am (weekends), downtown with your bicycle for free! • Exhibition Park 118 Drive, is free of charge and available for use during service hours. There are • Fall River • first trip leaving Fall River Park & Ride inbound at 5:36 am (weekdays) and 5:33 am two mobility-impaired parking spaces and bicycle racks are available for Route 159 Portland Hills Link and Route 185 Sackville Link provide two-directional service • Hubley Centre (weekends), those travelling via bicycle to catch the bus downtown. to Scotia Square from Monday to Friday, 6:00 am to early evening, 10 minutes peak and • Maybank Field (near MicMac Mall) 1,10,1, 10, 1611,, 41 16,, 51 41,, 52 51,, 53 ,52, 55, 53,58, • last trip leaving Halifax outbound at 11:20 pm seven days per week, 55,59, 6058,, 61 59,, 62 60,, 63 61,, 64 ,62, 68, 63,87, 159, 60 minutes off-peak; no service on Saturday, Sunday and holidays.
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