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ZONE T ZONE S 971 I-Bus EXPRESS 971 I-B us EXPRESS - STAMFORD/WHITE PLAINS Bus Schedule Effective August 1, 2019 L PLA TINUM MILE BUS STOPS M G G LLIN A BO R S PA E ZONES TRAVELED ONE-WAY FARE RK O VI E EW N N L OC AV AD H Connections at U E LL RO W ST N HI For additional service to C AV RSO R I E DE C E Greenwich Railroad Station AN A H Between Zones S & T 2 Zones Express ($3.20) Platinum Mile employment G WESTCHESTER MEDICAL GROUP D sites transf er to Bee-Line Loops I R CITIBANK A,B,C & D at Westchester Ave CTtransit M RK Within Zone S 2 Zones Express ($3.20) HARRISON COURT & South Kenisco A ve. Route:E P A 311 C BRU D R Nor walk Transit District K FORDHAM UNIVERSITY O 15 ROAD 3 Route: Greenwich Connector 120 O W RAIL R E RAILROAD (No local travel in Zone T) ST KENSIC O B C HE W S 104 CTrail RESE RVOIR TE O R A D PL V New Ha ven Line (Metro North) A TT E PLA C METRO-NORTH E K O 287 C M L E STATION O N WHI TE PLAINS E N S R I A OFFICE PARK O H L UNI TED STATES 95 R POSTAL SERVICE D LEGEND UM 120A R SE D U T M T TIMEPOINT AVE E 3 WEST CHESTNERT N N RYA N H B O RC N COUNTY AIRPORT R A A GAN NETT T G H OFFICE PARK DR K CONNECTICUT I-BUS ST OPS S AR 22 T E E P L AT C OR DOWNTOWN GREENWICH IR ORP 137 C C R RENAISSANCE LO Y E WESTCHESTER HOTEL H A N I B A L RED OAK T Stamf ord M H E CORPORATE PARK L 684 A R W Y 4 A A BERKLEY COLLEGE H A EW Y DG STARWOOD I D L R R 5 A ND HOTELS 95 N A PL NINE E TO WEST 1 287 100 ZONE S INE 119 NEW HAVEN L Greenwich White Plains Old G reenwich Connections at Stamford ZONE T 1 Transportation Center Byra m CTtransit I O L T SP Routes: 311, 312, 313, 321, 324, 326, K G N N I 327, 328, 331, 333, 334, 335, 336, 341, A R H R O S F F 342, 344, 345, 351 A UCONN R D E E W BROAD W B M BRO Port M A NEW YORK D Y WHIT TAKER TARGET U A Chest er S LANDM ARK CTrail W R PARK TOWER K E N 120A R MACY'S L R E E New Ha ven Line (Metro North) A 287 Y P H V E MAIN I U P R R H E E W PA New C anaan Br anch L T R V C K I L S S K R E I 1 Danbur yC Br anch D IN N M MA ATLANTIC L O 95 O R S Connections at A H Shor e Line East N IT SQU ARE Y I M Y White Plains TransCenter S E H IN A MA R Scars dale C L ER T BE G S S E LL ES U T R R H I T L C The Bee-Line System LW I LONG ISLAND SOUNDA STAMFORD T Amtrak ST AMFORD Routes: 1W,3,5,6,11,12,13,14,15,17,20, TE GOV 'T CTR N FORUM A R N TRESSER L Acela Express O 21,27,40,41,60,62,63,77, L oops F & H T T E A AT N T I Nor theast R Segional H N L C N K Hudson Link I C DOWNTOWN WHITE PLAINS O R W O AZEL T C A N Routes: H03, H05 I DIVISION G FEDERA P L S Rye E N 95 E E - N IN I METRO-NORTH I E E R N A C N H O I K M S S S A G R CE CoachUSA/ShoreLine . W U N E M S AMTRAK STATION F O A A E R R F ER A AT JE T R E P T ID Routes: OWL (Orange-Westchester Link) W S LLS S S HI ER L K E ND HIL E R HMO C A C RIC C B A Leprechaun LinesA S A N I L L N P Y 2 A R GRE YHOUND STATION H O 287 P 95 A T Routes: PoughkeepsieT Express L R C IL WEST S E W E R M A R K G F U H E C A Har rison O H H N T TRANSCENTER R TIO C T A Y Metro-North Railroad M 1 B RRY ST O A PE ER O C WAT New R Har lem Line MARKET N O DMV LOR N C AY T O 8 Rochelle . J D T AN . 95 ROCKL CIT Y E STOP G RD N NEW MER CY & SHOP STAMFO I HALL H COLLEGE S HE A NR Y Y 6 R W X HAMILTON CHESTE W ST I N WE PULASK R K W O OO P D A R METRO- WA L TERSIDE IC AN B D D R R T NO RT H N E E 7 H E LU M A D C G LO T W V NORDSTR OM C L I ST ATIO N T AIN N I M GALLERIA A I A R MI LT T O N E D W G MALL IN R W X W SEARS RT L AL W N N O N A T O E I THE M U R O N W D S E H T O K P E O A L K N EL A E O E T E P R N L WEST CHESTER L N N L D R G MACYS E R E K H W A M B C A N T MALL V G C I B I M LN E E A U X T L N E T D D L A O R . N R NEIM AN D S U A A G R NE O MARCUS N TI M B R I C MA G T WEST CHESTER I C EL A OS CIF DE WEST CHESTER P M DOWNTOWN STAMFORDPA N M Y PAVILION N O PACE UNIV. E. COUNTY CITY O MALL L GRADUATE CTR. & FEDER AL C OUR TS B.
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