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Free Circulator All Stops Are Listed on the Vango Timetable HOW TO RIDE THE VANGO FARES: ROUTE 28 – VANGO WELCOME TO THE VANGO Check schedule for the stop nearest your All Riders FREE THE VANGO is one of more than 75 routes operated by Ride On. Ride On is a community bus service managed by location. Wait at the RIDE ON bus stop sign. the Montgomery County Department of Transportation. Free Circulator All stops are listed on the VanGo timetable. FARESFARES: OTHEREffective LOCAL September ROUTES 15, 2019 Inside Montgomery County.......................................311 Regular Fare, Token, or SmarTrip® EFFECTIVE: MAY 9, 2021 • If you are unfamiliar with your destination stop, $2.00 Outside Montgomery County .................. 240-777-0311 sit or stand behind the line near the front of SmarTrip® Fare Transfer from MetroRail $1.50 the bus and ask the bus driver to notify you Seniors and persons with disability with valid ID Visit our website at: Regular Mailing Address: when your stop is approaching or watch for (including attendant-eligible) except during free periods: www.rideonbus.com Montgomery County DOT the stop on the scrolling sign in the front of Senior/Disabled SmarTrip® or Cash $1.00 Real Time information is Division of Transit Services ® available at: 101 Monroe Street, 5th the bus. Senior/Disabled SmarTrip Transfer from Metrorail $0.50 www.rideonrealtime.com Floor Rockville, MD 20850 Ask the bus driver if you are not sure if the Seniors age 65 years or older with a Senior • SmarTrip® card or valid Metro Senior ID Card For more information, or to request this document in an bus goes to your stop. or with valid Medicare Card and Photo ID from alternate format or translated into another language, please 28 • Be mindful of changes in the schedule, 9:30 am – 3:00 pm Monday through Friday and call 311, or outside Montgomery County 240-777-0311. Saturday from 8:30 am – 4:00 pm. 97 Spring St Para más información o para pedir este documento en un Colesville Rd Health & Human for holidays or bad weather. Georgia Ave Person with disability with Metro Disabled ID Card formato diferente o traducido a otro idioma, por favor, llame al Services 29 • Please observe the following rules: No eating, from 9:30 am – 3:00 pm Monday through Friday and 311 o de fuera del Condado de Montgomery al 240-777-0311. Ballard St FREE 1st Ave Saturday from 8:30 am – 4:00 pm. Silver Spring ๜෈䲆౲ᵱᥝ䌔๜෈䲆ᘉ Cameron HealthSt Center Fenton St׀ᵱᥝզٌਙ໒ୗ൉̵௳מdrinking, or smoking. ইᵱๅग़ Spring St ᮭ҅抬䡿಑ Fillmoreڥ捌౮ٌਙ承᥺҅抬䡿಑̶ইຎ఍ӧࣁ᠃ߵ泷 Person with disability with Metro Disability ID Cedar St Silver Spring Electronic devices may be played with Downtown Silver Spring • Card – Attendant Eligible from 9:30 am – 3:00 pm ̶ 16th St Civic Building/ Shopping Center Regional Center earphones set at low level. Mon. through Fri. and Sat. from 8:30 am – 4:00 pm. Fenwick Ln AFI 자세한 정보를 원하시거나 본 문서를 다른 형식 또는 다른 언어로의 번 2nd Ave Attendant rides half fare or free depending on time. Ellsworth Dr 역본으로 원하실 경우, 전화번호 311, 또는 몽고메리 카운티 이외의 지역 Cameron St Elizabeth Georgia Ave House MetroAccess - Certifi ed Customer with ID 에서는 240-777-0311로 연락하시기 바랍니다. Silver Spring 16th St Colesville Rd District Wayne AveLibrary MetroAccess - Companion Court of Apple Ave HOW TO READ A TIMETABLE ለተጨማሪ መረጃ፣ ወይም ይህንን ዶኩመንት በተለዋጭ መልክ Maryland Paul S. Sarbanes Fenton St Transit Center Wayne Ave 410 ለመጠየቅ ወይም ወደሌላ ቋንቋ ለማስተርጎም፣ እባከዎትን በ 311 Ramsey Ave Children under age 5 Bonifant St • Find the schedule for the day of the week you ወይም ከሞንትጎመሪ ካውንቲ ውጪ 240-777-0311 ይደውሉ። Silver Dixon St Local Bus Transfer with SmarTrip® Spring wish to ride. This will tell you a range of how Pour plus d’informations ou pour recevoir un exemplaire de ce Bonifant St Thayer Ave ® FREE NOAA many minutes there are between buses on Children 5 to 18 with a Youth Cruiser SmarTrip document sous un format différent ou traduit dans une autre District of Columbia Maryland SILVER SPRING East-West Hwy 29 Ripley St Card or student ID langue, veuillez composer le 311 ou le 240-777-0311, à Silver Spring Ave certain days and certain times of the day. This Colesville Rd Anytime l’extérieur du comté de Montgomery. Fire Station Employment Services Center Greyhound will tell you the longest time you will have to Sligo Ave Để tìm hiểu thêm, hoặc để yêu cầu cung cấp tài liệu này theo định Ave Georgia wait for your bus. dạng khác hay chuyển ngữ sang ngôn ngữ khác, vui lòng gọi 311 Blair Mill Rd Gist Ave hoặc số 240-777-0311 nếu gọi từ bên ngoài Quận Montgomery. Fenton St GUARANTEED RIDE HOME Newell St Philadelphia Ave • You can also use rideonrealtime.com or any of 410 Kennett St the regional apps that include Ride On for an When you take Metrobus, Metrorail and Ride On HOLIDAY SCHEDULE Selim Rd estimate of when your bus will arrive. Go to to work, you are eligible to participate in the free Monday - Thursday Schedule operates on Indigenous Eastern Ave rideonbus.com for more information on real Commuter Connections Guaranteed Ride Home Peoples’ Day, MLK, Jr. Day, Presidents’ Day, Veterans Day Burlington Ave 13th St Montgomery College Saturday Schedule operates on Independence Day Cultural Arts Center 410 time. Program. To register and to receive program Holy Cross Health Center No Service on New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Labor Day, 29 details call: Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day Commuter Services at 301-770-POOL(7665). SERVICE DAYS Like us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter facebook.com/RideOnMCT twitter.com/RideOnMCT MONDAY - SATURDAY METROACCESS Subscribe to email alerts at www.montgomerycountymd.gov/govdelivery Alternative paratransit service to this Ride On Subscribe to text alerts by texting route for people with certifi ed disabilities is MONTGOMERY RIDEON to 468311 available. Call MetroAccess at 301-562-5360. Instagram instagram.com/RideOnMCT Montgomery County assures that no person shall, on the grounds of race, YouTube color, or national origin, as provided by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of youtube.com/RideOnMCT 1964 and the Civil Rights Act of 1987, be excluded from the participation Telephone 311 in, be denied the benefi ts of, or be otherwise subjected to discrimination Thank You for Riding with Us! under any program or activity. For more information or to fi le a complaint, Online at www.rideonbus.com please contact the Montgomery County Offi ce of Human Rights. Printed on recycled paper with soy-based ink Real Time Info at www.rideonrealtime.com LIVE, WORK, & PLAY VANGO FREE Paul S. Sarbanes Transit Center – Silver Spring m – Cameron St – Fenton St – Georgia Ave – Kennett St – IN DOWNTOWN SILVER SPRING CIRCULATOR FREQUENCY 28 East-West Hwy – Silver Spring m Arts MON - FRIDAY SATURDAY AFI Silver Theater & Cultural Center THURS Black Box Theater 97 Spring St FIRST TRIP* 7:00 am 7:00 am 7:00 am Colesville Rd Health & Human Georgia Ave Montgomery College’s Cultural Arts Center Services 29 Regal Cinemas/The Majestic AM RUSH 30 mins 30 mins 30 mins Round House Theater Education Center Ballard St 1st Ave MID DAY 30 mins 30 mins 30 mins The Fillmore Silver Spring Cameron HealthSt Center Fenton St Spring St PM RUSH 30 mins 30 mins 30 mins Fillmore Cedar St Community Silver Spring Downtown Silver Spring 16th St Civic Building/ Holy Cross Health Center NIGHT 30 mins 30 mins 30 mins Shopping Center Regional Center Montgomery County Health & Human Services Fenwick Ln AFI LAST TRIP* 11:30 pm 11:30 pm 11:30 pm 2nd Ave Silver Spring Civic Building/Regional Center Ellsworth Dr Cameron St Elizabeth Georgia Ave Silver Spring Public Library * From Sarbanes Transit Center House Silver Spring Silver Spring Health Center 16th St Colesville Rd District Wayne AveLibrary Court of Apple Ave Maryland Paul S. Sarbanes Fenton St Lodging Transit Center Wayne Ave 410 Ramsey Ave Bonifant St Courtyard by Marriott Silver Spring Downtown Silver Dixon St Doubletree by Hilton Silver Spring The Route 28 VanGo Spring Homewood Suites Silver Spring Bonifant St Thayer Ave Sheraton Silver Spring Free Circulator Runs NOAA District of Columbia Maryland SILVER SPRING Hampton Inn Silver Spring East-West Hwy 29 Ripley St Every 30 Minutes! Colesville Rd Silver Spring Ave Fire Station Employment Services Center Shopping Greyhound Ellsworth Place/City Place Mall Subject To: Sligo Ave Georgia Ave Georgia Downtown Silver Spring Shopping Center Traffic Congestion Blair Mill Rd Gist Ave Weather Delays Fenton St Transportation Connections KEY Newell St Philadelphia Ave Accidents 410 Kennett St Capital Bikeshare BUS ROUTE Construction Greyhound Bus BUS STOP Selim Rd MARC Train Special Events METRO STATION Eastern Ave MTA Bus SCHOOL Peter Pan Bus Lines LIBRARY Burlington Ave POINT OF INTEREST 13th St Montgomery College Sarbanes Transit Center (Metrobus & Ride On) Cultural Arts Center 410 Shuttles: UM, FDA HOSPITAL Holy Cross Health Center Silver Spring Metrorail Station September 2019 Subject to change 29 Taxi, Uber, Lyft, Rental Cars.
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