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Shady Grove.Pdf Bus Service from Shady Grove Route 73 continues to Route 73 continues to Route 79 continues to Gateway Center Gateway Center Clarksburg Ridge Rd BUS SERVICE AND BOARDING LOCATIONS Old Baltimore Rd The table shows approximate minutes between buses; check schedules for full details Brink Rd Frederick Ave Crossing Dr Seneca MTA Commuter Bus EASTSIDE MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY offers commuter service to Frederick County, BOARD AT Hagerstown MVA (505), Frederick MARC (515) ROUTE DESTINATION BUS BAY AM RUSH MIDDAY PM RUSH EVENING DAY EVENING DAY EVENING and Monocacy MARC (505/515) Route 90 continues RIDE ON–MONTGOMERY COUNTY to Damascus 73 Scottsbury 43 Traville Transit Center, Fallsgrove Center 20-25 30 25-30 30-45 30 -- -- -- Dr D 58 Lakeforest, Watkins Mill B 30 30 25 30 30 30 30** -- 60 Montgomery Village D -- -- 30 -- -- -- -- -- Ridge Rd Milestone Center 79 Park & Ride 90 61 Germantown Transit Center 30 20-30 20 30-45 30 30 30 30 Shakespeare F Blvd SHAKESPEARE 64 Montgomery Village 30 30 25 30 30 30 30 30 Woodfield Rd Woodfield BLVD D 65 Montgomery Village -- -- 30-35 -- -- -- -- -- E Village B 55 OBSERVATION DR Ave 71 Kingsview Park & Ride -- -- 30 -- -- -- -- -- E Village Ave F 270 Germantown Wightman Rd Cinnabar Dr 73 Gateway Center 30 -- 20-30 -- -- -- -- -- Rd MONTGOMERY A Hadley 73 Scenery Dr VILLAGE Arrowhead Farms Dr 74 Germantown Transit Center 30 30 30 30-35 -- -- -- -- RD Rd C FREDERICK AVE Lewisbury GERMANTOWN Apple Ridge Rd 76 Poolesville 30# 30# 15-25# -- -- -- -- -- Dr C Georgia Ave GERMANTOWN Rd Mill Watkins Rothbury 78 Kingsview Park & Ride -- -- 30 -- -- -- -- -- 55 Dr Goshen Rd F Montgomery College Montgomery Ave Village 79 Germantown, Clarksburg -- -- 30 -- -- -- -- -- Germantown 79 A Germantown Campus 64 58 90 Transit Center 58 90 Damascus, Clarksburg A 25-30 30 20-25 30-35 -- -- -- -- 100 Germantown Transit Center (Express) 6-15 15 6-10 15-30 30 30 30 30 Steeple Blvd 64 61 55 Cessna Ave E 61 74 Montgomery Gold Mine Rd MARYLAND MTA Dawson Farm Rd 100 Village Center Father Hurley Blvd 100 55 Queenair Dr 79 Stedwick RdClub 53 201 Gaithersburg Park & Ride 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 Germantown GAITHERSBURG Marian G 71 Middlebrook Rd House Rd 59 60 Snouffer School Rd Assisted 90 201 Arundel Mills Mall, BWI Airport 60 60 60 -- 60 -- 60 -- 60 64 65 60 60 Heritage Hills Dr Living 74 Centerway Rd G 71 64 Woodfield Rd Hopkins Rd 202 Metropolitan Grove m -- -- 3 trips -- -- -- -- -- Lindenwood Dr DWIGHT D EISENHOWER HWY Stedwick Rd 59 Quail Valley H 71 Clopper Rd Blvd OLNEY 61 60 Georgia Ave 202 Fort Meade 3 trips -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 78 90 H 78 Germantown Rd 64 53 90 Prince Richter Farm Rd Farm Richter 58 505 Rock Spring Business Park 3 trips -- -- -- -- -- -- -- TRAVIS AVE 65 Philip Dr 60 Airpark Rd G Mateny Rd 59 Flower Hill Way Olney Laytonsville Rd 505 Hagerstown MVA -- 2 trips 25 -- -- -- -- -- 65 MUNCASTER MILL RD Strawberry Knoll Rd G CHRISTOPHER d WOODFIELD R Great Seneca74 Hwy 71 AVE RD e 515 Rock Spring Business Park 30-35 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Midcounty Hwy 53 53 r o H 78 71 Olney Mill Rd 64 m 55 Montgomery i t 515 Monocacy MARC, Frederick MARC -- 2 trips 15 -- -- -- -- -- Leaman FarmKingsview l General a H Rd RUSSELL AVE Emory Grove Rd 57 Park & Ride B 73 65 53 Hospital d l # Route 76 serves Quince Orchard High School only between the hours of 8:00 am and 3:45 pm and do not continue to Poolesville. 79 Watkins Mill Rd 55 57 58 Kaiser LOST KNIFE 64 Wickham Rd O ** Route 58 trips terminate at Lakeforest and do not continue to Watkins Mill. See full schedule for details. 100 Permanente RD 58 59 61 101 61 57 78 Richter Farm Rd Lakeforest Transit 60 74 71 270 Christopher Ave Center Clopper Rd 58 Mateny Rd 78 58 60 78 Girard St Brimstone WESTSIDE MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 64 65 Academy Dr BOARD AT Metropolitan 61 Midcounty Hwy 90 Muncaster Mill Rd ROUTE DESTINATION BUS BAY AM RUSH MIDDAY PM RUSH EVENING DAY EVENING DAY EVENING Grove 61 ODENHAL RUSSELL AVE Bowie Mill Rd 53 Montgomery Village Ave AVE METROBUS Montgomery 61 53 57 57 Prince Philip Dr County 57 Q1 Paul S. Sarbanes Transit Center -- -- -- 2 trips 3 trips 2 trips 20• 30 61 Fairgrounds WASHINGTON GROVE LN C E DIAMOND 60 (Silver Spring m) (morning) Clopper Lake W Diamond Ave AVE 71 64 Shady Grove Rd 53 Q2 Paul S. Sarbanes Transit Center -- -- -- 20-30 2 trips 20-30 -- -- Railroad NIST St 65 78 55 Gaithersburg C (morning) 74 (Silver Spring m) 101 61 Germantown Rd Q5 Wheaton m 2 trips -- -- -- -- -- 30 -- Great Seneca Hwy W Deer Park Rd REDLAND RD 53 Washington Grove Oakmont Ave C Quince Orchard Rd 53 53 Q6 Wheaton m 20 30 16-20 -- 30 -- -- -- FREDERICK AVE Magruder C Muddy Branch Rd HS RIDE ON–MONTGOMERY COUNTY 71 58 60 53 Georgia Ave 53 Glenmont 35 -- 35 -- -- -- -- -- 59 64 65 53 m 73 57 Intercounty Connector A 78 90 YOU 55 Germantown Transit Center 10-15 10 12 20-30 15-20 30-45 20-30 30 79 B 67 55 Rockville 12 10 15-20 20-30 15-20 20-40 -- -- 100 ARE m 71 73 370 B 74 76 57 Lakeforest 25-30 20-25 20 30 20-30 25-30 25-30 30 Route 76 continues SAM EIG 55 HERE Lake Needwood A HWY Shady to Dawsonville and 78 79 59 Poolsville Rd Grove 59 Montgomery Village 30 20 15 20-30 30 30-45 30 30-45 100 67 67 Crabbs Branch Way B Washingtonian Kentlands Blvd Washington Shady Grove 101 59 Rockville m 15 30 25-30 30 30 30 30 30-45 76 Blvd Industrial Park 43 B Darnestown Rd 63 63 Rockville m 30+ 30 30+ -- -- -- -- -- Sam Eig Hwy Gaither Blvd A Redland ICC Park & Ride Lot 53 76 Darnestown Rd Quince Orchard Rd 67 Rd Gaither Rd 66 Traville Transit Center 30 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 74 63 63 A 74 67 Traville Transit Center -- -- 30-40 -- -- -- -- -- 76 Diamondback76 74 66 Q1 Q2 Dr Lake Bernard A Tschiffley Square Rd Diamondback Dr Q5 Q6 KENTLANDS Frank 101 Lakeforest Transit Center 10 -- 10 -- -- -- -- -- 55 59 59 LEISURE C Muddy Branch Rd 101 Gude Dr Medical Center 10 -- 10 -- -- -- -- -- 63 Frederick Rd WORLD m Decoverly Dr Shady Grove Rd C 66 N Horners 74 Omega Dr 43 Gude Dr MTA Commuter Bus During track work and/or rail shutdown events, this bus stop will also be Piccard offers commuter service to 66 Midcounty Frederick Great Seneca Hwy 53 BWI Airport (201) and C Ave Ln served by Metro shuttle buses. Health Montgomery College Stonestreet Norbeck Rd Key West66 Dr Center Ave Fort Meade (202) Ave 43 66 Rockville Campus Shady Grove 55 101 Lofstrand Ln/ • Route Q1 does not operate between 8:30 am and 4:45 pm on Sundays. Adventist Hospital Research Blvd Mannakee Q1 Q2 Taft St Q2 Q6 St + Gaither Rd and Gaither Ct are served only during peak hours. 43 Center Dr Medical Gude Dr Q5 Q6 67 ASPEN Medical66 Darnestown Rd Broschart Rd 55 59 Center Way 101 55 59 HILL 63 W Montgomery Ave Rockville BUS BOARDING MAP Piney Meetinghouse Rd 63 Dufief Mill Rd 43 Georgia Ave C Traville Transit o Quince Orchard Rd 1/4 mile Center 43 lu m radius C 63 b walking ra u distance b s b 67 ROCKVILLE A s v B e r Dr a Q1 n Shady Grove Rd 270 c Shady Grove Rd h Q2 W Travilah Rd Q5 a 67 Veirs Mill Rd y Through MetroAlerts, you can be notified of Metro service Traville Gateway Twinbrook Q6 Parking 53 Glenmont Lot disruptions via email or text messages. MetroAlerts can Rockville Pike schematic map be sent to computers, cellular phones, pagers or personal LEGEND not to scale EASTSIDE A digital assistants capable of receiving data. MetroAlerts Parking B are limited to 140 characters to prevent them from being Rail Lines Metrobus Routes MTA Commuter Bus Garage C offers commuter service to Shady truncated when received as text messages. If further Rock Spring Business Park (505/515) D Q1 Metrobus Major Route Grove E information on the incident is available, it is published on Metrorail Frequent, seven-day service on the core White Flint Shuttle Services F route. On branches, service levels vary. Kiss & Ride the website and a link to that information is included in Station and Line 101 FDA Tunnel Lot Parking Connecticut Ave King Farm Shuttle Lot the MetroAlert. Routes Operated by National Cancer Institute City/County Systems D H C G Parking Garage KNOW MORE. KNOW FIRST. 67 Montgomery County - Ride On WHEATON Q5 Q6 Wheaton B A Sign up today at wmata.com/MetroAlerts Commuter Railroad Y Map Symbols Grosvenor-Strathmore e l lo Transfer Points WESTSIDE w s Hospital Parking lvd to Georgia Ave B ne Lot nd W College/University la y ed R e Other Point of Interest v A in a Forest Glen ft For all service providers, a thick line indicates frequent, ie h S C seven-day service on the core route. Service levels vary core route branch Medical Center o on branches. 101 Q1 m er Q2 F vi re lle d Rockville Pike e D ri r Rd ck On all route types, a lowlighted badge indicates a route N4 all-day service segment with limited or peak-only service hours. N6 limited service 355 On all route types, a black badge indicates the routes L2 Paul S.
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