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Bus Service from Pentagon - Dupont Shaw Sunset Hills Rd POTOMAC RIVER Circle Howard U schematic map Wiehle Ave BUS SERVICE AND BOARDING LOCATIONS LEGEND not to scale 267 WASHINGTON 599 The table shows approximate minutes between buses; check schedules for full details Farragut Mt Vernon Rail Lines Metrobus Routes 599 Wiehle- Foggy Bottom- Farragut North McPherson Union Square MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY Reston East GWU West Square NY 7Y Station BOARD AT Spring Hill Ave 16A Metrobus Major Route K St ROUTE DESTINATION BUS BAY AM PEAK MIDDAY PM PEAK EVENING DAY EVENING DAY EVENING 10th St 13Y Metrorail Frequent, seven-day service on the core route. On branches, service levels vary. Metro Gallery Judiciary LINCOLNIA-NORTH FAIRLINGTON LINE Station and Line Greensboro 66 Center Place Square 9A Metrobus Local Route RESTON 7A Lincolnia via Quantrell Ave U5 30-50 40 -- 15-40 60 30-60 40 60 Less frequent service, with some evening North St Capitol Metrorail 599 7F Lincolnia via N Hampton Dr, Chambliss St U5 60 40 -- 60 60 -- -- -- and weekend service available. Tysons Corner 7Y Under Construction Washington Blvd 18th St 14th St 7Y New York Ave & 9th St NW U9 7-25 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 18P Metrobus Commuter Route 42 Rosslyn E St Peak-hour service linking residential areas McLean East Falls Church 22A Ballston-MU Virginia Square-GMU Clarendon Court House 16X 7A 7Y Southern Towers U5 -- -- 5-15 -- -- -- -- -- to rail stations and employment centers. 22C St 23rd Federal LINCOLNIA-PARK CENTER LINE Commuter 16X MetroExtra Route Triangle Archives Rail Station Limited stops for a faster ride. Days, times Highland St 7C Park Center via Walter Reed U5 -- -- 18-30 -- -- -- -- -- and service levels vary by route. Wilson Blvd St Randolph Washington Blvd 7TH ST 42 Constitution Ave 7H Lincolnia U5 2 trips -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Glebe Rd Map Symbols Routes Operated by The Mall L’E nfant 7P Park Center U5 15-25 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Plaza City/County Systems Smithsonian 7W Lincolnia via Quantrell Ave U6 -- -- 5-25 -- -- -- -- -- Transit Hub 599 14TH ST 7Y 7X Lincolnia via Chambliss St U6 -- -- 15 -- -- -- -- -- Park & Ride Lot 4 DASH Alexandria West Falls Church Henderson Carlin Springs Rd Rd ARLINGTON Airport Arlington Cemetery Federal MARK CENTER LINE 87 ART Arlington Transit Center SW 22A Jefferson Davis Hwy 13Y 16X Hospital 2nd St 7M Mark Center U6 10 15 -- -- -- -- -- -- 306 Fairfax Connector 495 22C Courthouse Rd Arlington Blvd FOXCHASE-SEMINARY VALLEY LINE College/University Walter Reed Dr Arlington 42 Cemetery ROCHAMBEAU Other Point of Interest 8S Fairlington U7 20 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Vienna Dunn Loring BRIDGE 8W Mark Center U12 -- -- 15-30 -- -- -- -- -- George Mason Dr Glebe Rd Navy COLUMBIA PIKE Annex 8Z Fairlington via Holmes Run U12 -- -- 10-30 -- -- -- -- -- Arlington Blvd 16X For all service provides, a thick line indicates frequent, BARCROFT JEFF DAVIS HWY LINE Dinwiddie St 16B seven-day service on the core route. Service levels vary 16A JOYCE ST 16A core route branch Greenbrier St 16E 16B on branches. 16J 16J 9A Huntington m U2 30-40 30 30 30-60 30 30-60 40-60 65 16K COLUMBIA 7th Rd 16P Pentagon MT VERNON AVE LINE Carlin Springs Rd 16E 16K 16P On all route types, a lowlighted badge indicates a route 25A all-day service 10A Hunting Point U2 30 30 -- 30-60 30 60 60 60 segment with limited or peak-only service hours. HEIGHTS 16K 42 25E limited service LEESBURG PIKE COLUMBIA PIKE 10E Braddock Rd m U2 -- -- 15 -- -- -- -- -- 8th Rd 16X EADS ST ARLINGTON-UNION STATION LINE GLEN Four Mile Run Dr YOU CARLYN16X 16P 16X ARMY- On all route types, a black badge indicates the route’s 25A DR JEFFERSON NAVY DR 13Y Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport m U9 -- -- -- -- 30# -- 30# -- 16J ST DOUGLAS terminal point. Tyler St ARE 13Y Union Station m U9 -- -- -- -- 30# -- 30# -- PARK Army-Navy St Lynn Joyce St 16B SHIRLEY HWY Pentagon City CULMORE Country 87 HERE COLUMBIA PIKE LINE 16E 13Y 9A 16A 22A Club 395 16A Annandale U10 30 30 30 30-60 -- -- -- -- 16J 22C S Glebe Rd Hayes St Four Mile Run Dr 16P 24th Rd 10E St Bell 16B Annandale via Culmore* U10 30* -- 15-30* 15-45* 30 30 60 -- 15th St Arlington Mill Dr Army-Navy Dr Adams St ARLINGTON RIDGE RD 16E Annandale via Pentagon City and Culmore** U10 -- -- -- 20-60** -- 20-60** -- 20-30** 16L Leesburg Pike 20th St 87 28G St Eads Crystal City 16J Culmore U10 30 30 30 30 30 30 -- -- Shirlington Rd 87X 28th St 23rd St Skyline Walter Reed Dr 10A 16P Culmore via Pentagon City U10 -- -- -- -- -- -- 60 -- City 28F 7C Avalon COLUMBIA PIKE 28G Shirlington Station 87 26th St Bay COLUMBIA HEIGHTS WEST LINE S Glebe Rd BUCHANAN 87X Valley Dr 16K Columbia Heights West U10 -- -- -- -- 30# -- 30# -- 7A 7F POTOMAC RIVER 28F 87 Lang St Carlin Springs Rd Gunston Rd 7Y 22C COLUMBIA PIKE-ANNANDALE LINE 495 28TH ST QUINCY ST 3 W Glebe Rd George ST 22A 22F 13Y Shirley Hwy 13Y 16L Annandale via Ravensworth U7 -- -- 30 -- -- -- -- -- Mason Dr NVCC King St 22C Beauregard St 32nd Rd Ronald Reagan Seminary Rd Stafford St Quaker Ln 22F Washington CULMORE-FEDERAL TRIANGLE METROEXTRA 7A Abingdon St 22A Potomac National Airport 31ST ST 4 16X Culmore U10 -- -- 12-20 -- -- -- -- -- 7Y Jefferson Hwy Davis Chalfonte Dr Yard N Hampton28G Dr DrCustis Martha Valley Dr Braddock Rd 16X Federal Triangle m U9 15-20 -- 20-30 -- -- -- -- -- 16A 7F 34th St Park Center Dr 10A 9A 16B 16E 16L Abingdon Dr KINGS PARK LINE 7C 22A 10E FAIRFAX 16L 28F 395 17A George Mason University L4 30 -- -- 2 trips -- -- -- -- 7P 22C Southern MARK CENTER DR 22F Van Dorn St 22F 17B Kings Park West L4 -- -- 2 trips 2 trips -- -- -- -- Mason Blvd George Towers PARK Armstrong St 8S Wakefield St Utah St Slaters Ln 17F Kings Park West L4 20-40 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 16L 8Z FAIRFAX Rd Cameron Mills Powhatan St 4 COLUMBIA PIKE 36th St 17M North Springfield L5 -- -- 25 -- -- -- -- -- 28F Russell Rd 7A 7F SOUTH Fairlington Bashford Ln ANNANDALE Seminary Little River Turnpike Shopping Pitt St Olley Ln Olley Morgan 7W 7X Mark Rd KINGS PARK EXPRESS LINE John Marr Center Ox Rd 306 St 7M Center FAIRLINGTON 2nd St Dr 4 MT VERNON AVE Chambliss 8W 17G George Mason University L6 -- -- 15-20 -- -- -- -- -- 17A St 7F George Mason 8W 1st St 7X Quantrell 7H University Ave 3 17H Kings Park West via Lake Braddock L6 -- -- 15-30 -- -- -- -- -- Braeburn Duncan Dr Dr 29C 16A 7A Taney Ave Seminary Rd 9A 29W NVCC 7X Alexandria 17K Kings Park West via Commonwealth L6 -- -- 15-25 -- -- -- -- -- 16B St Howard Americana Dr Americana 7H Hospital 16B 29C Braddock Rd St West 16E Little River Turnpike 7W Holmes Run 17L Kings Park West via Danbury Forest L6 -- -- 20-30 -- -- -- -- -- 29W 16E 29G Lincolnia Pkwy Jordan St Southland Ave 17G Chapel Rd Wakefield Rd Braddock Rd 29W 16A 16L BEAUREGARD ST 8W SPRINGFIELD LINE 17A 7A 7F King St Jayhawk St 306 8Z Fairfax St Pickett Rd Toll House Rd PATRIOT 29G 17A St Pickett 306 29C Dorn St Van 10A 18E Springfield U1 -- -- 30 -- -- -- -- -- DR Duke St Quaker Ln 17B 29G Braddock Rd 29W 3 18F Springfield U1 30 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 17M 21D 10E PENDLETON Capital Beltway ST Stevenson Ravensworth Rd ORANGE HUNT LINE Twinbrook Rd Braeburn Dr Ave Killebrew Dr 16L 17A 21A 8Z Duke St Oreana Braddock Rd 18G Rolling Valley Mall U1 -- -- 24-30 -- -- -- -- -- 17A 17F 17A Heritage Dr KINGS Dr 17B Pkwy Yoakum Whiting St 21D Commonwealth Blvd 17F 18F King St 17H 17K 17M King St-Old Town 4 18H Orange Hunt U1 -- -- 24-30 -- -- -- -- -- 17B 17K Gainsborough Dr Dr Pommeroy 17L PARK 17H 21A 21A Braddock Rd Beryl City Royal St Royal 17K 17A 17M Edsall Rd Dr 21D 21D Duke St ST WASHINGTON 18J Rolling Valley Mall U1 30 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Reynolds OLD Hall Backlick Rd Forest Dr Forest Danbury Queensbury Ave St 17H 17H 306 18F ALEXANDRIA BURKE CENTRE LINE Indian Run Sheldon Dr TOWN 395 Pkwy 17A 17G 17B 18E Edsall Rd 9A 3 18P Burke Centre U1 -- -- 15-35 -- -- -- -- -- Zion Dr 17B 10A 17H Parliament 17L 495 18E 17G Dr Commercial Dr Gibbon St LANDMARK LINE Lake Braddock 306 Van Dorn St Yellow Line to/from Dr Rolling Rd Heming Ave 17B Clydesdale Rd 18F Bren Mar Dr Franconia-Springfield 21A Landmark U13 -- -- 18-25 -- -- -- -- -- Burke Rd 17M during peak hours View Dr Colony Burke Lake Rd Franklin St 21D Landmark via Landmark Mews U13 -- -- 35 -- -- -- -- -- Guinea Rd 17B Southampton Leesville Blvd 17L Dr AsaphSt St Roberts Pkwy 17M 394 Patrick St BARCROFT-SOUTH FAIRLINGTON LINE 17K 17L Industrial Rd Jefferson St Backlick Rd 395 Rolling Rd Shirley Hwy 22A Ballston-MU m U4 -- 30 -- 30-45 45 45 60 60 17L Eisenhower Ave 17F 17G 17H Guinea Rd 22C Ballston-MU m via Shirlington U4 20 -- 20 -- -- -- -- -- 17K 17L 29W 95 495 95 495 17L SPRINGFIELD Highland St Capital Beltway 22F NVCC Alexandria U4 -- -- 20 -- -- -- -- -- 17B Burke Centre Burke Rd Hanover Ave SKYLINE CITY LINE 17L Park & Ride BURKE Backlick Rd 28F Skyline City U7 20-25 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Huntington Ave Carrleigh Pkwy ST WASHINGTON Huntington 9A 28G Skyline City via N. Hampton Dr. NVCC Alexandria U7 -- -- 20 -- -- -- -- -- BURKE CENTRE 9A 10A 18E Franconia- ANNANDALE LINE Forrester Blvd Springfield 3 POTOMAC RIVER 29C NVCC Annandale L4 30 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 18P 18G 18E 95 Greeley Blvd Hunting Ox Rd Oak Leather Dr Burke Centre Pkwy Commerce St Point 29G Annandale L4 -- -- 15-25 4 trips -- -- -- -- Richmond Hwy 18G WEST Parking BRAEBURN DR-PENTAGON EXPRESS LINE Hillside Rd BUS BOARDING MAP Bur Oak Way SPRINGFIELD 18G Lot 29W NVCC/Braeburn Dr L4 -- -- 30 -- -- -- -- -- Shiplett Blvd 18H T R ART—ARLINGTON TRANSIT Old Keene Mill Rd 18J S 18P DS O Rolling Blarney 18J 18P 18P A T 42 Ballston-MU m via Clarendon U3 16-20 25-30 12-20 -- 65
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