Local Routes
| Route | Terminus | Division Operation | Major Streets | Places Served | Frequency (P/M/E/Sa/Su) | Corridor Line |
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30/35/60/35/60 | Greenspring Avenue/Fulton Avenue-Fort McHenry Line |
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8/15/30/15/30 | Charles Street-33rd Street-Loch Raven Blvd. Line |
| Route 4 |
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60/60/60/60/60 | Dundalk-Eastern Avenue-Essex Line |
| Route 5 |
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15/15/15/15/30 | Druid Hill-Sinclair Lane Line |
| Route 7 |
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30/35/50/35/25 | Pennsylvania Avenue-Canton Line |
| Route 8 |
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15/15/15/15/30 | Greenmount Avenue-York Road Line |
| Route 9 |
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20/35/35/35/60 | Hunt Valley Line |
| Route 10 |
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10/15/30/15/30 | Frederick Avenue-Eastern Avenue Line |
| Route 11 |
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20/30/20/30/60 | Charles Street Line |
| Route 12 |
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(Runs trips at change of shift for Stella Maris) | Greenmount Avenue-York Road Line |
| Route 13 |
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8/10/25/10/15 | (Crosstown) North Avenue-Canton Line |
| Route 14 |
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15/30/45/30/85 | Ritchie Highway Line |
| Route 15 |
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15/15/20/20/30 | Windsor Hills-Saratoga Street-Belair Road Line |
| Route 16 |
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15/30/30/30/60 | (Crosstown) Patapsco Avenue Line |
| Route 17 |
BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport (SB)
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Annapolis Road
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30/60/60/60/60 | Nursery Road-BWI Airport Line |
| Route 19 |
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10/15/20/15/30 | Harford Road Line |
| Route 20 |
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15/22/30/30/60 | Baltimore/Fayette Streets-Dundalk Line |
| Route 21 |
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15/30/30/45/40 | (Crosstown) Sandtown-Preston/Biddle Streets-Caroline Street Line |
| Route 22 |
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15/30/30/30 | (Crosstown) 42nd Street-Highland Avenue Line |
| Route 23 |
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15/15/30/30/60 | Edmondson Avenue-Eastern Avenue-Fox Ridge Line |
| Route 24 |
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60/60/60/60/60 | Eastern Avenue-Armistead Gardens Line |
| Route 27 |
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30/30/30/40/30 | Falls Road-Howard Street-Cherry Hill Line |
| Route 30 |
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Baltimore/Fayette Streets-Eastern Avenue Line | |
| Route 33 |
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10/20/40/30/60 | (Crosstown) Coldspring Lane/Moravia Line |
| Route 35 |
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15/30/30/30/30 | Wilkens Avenue-Pulaski Highway/Philadelphia Road Line |
| Route 36 |
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15/15/30/30/30 | Washington Blvd.-The Alameda Line |
| Route 44 |
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15/15/30/15/30 | (Crosstown) Northern Pkwy.-Belvedere Avenue Line |
| Route 51 |
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15/15/30/15/30 | (Crosstown) Hilton/Pulaski Streets-South Baltimore Line |
| Route 52 |
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8/15/22/15/15 | Liberty Line |
| Route 53 |
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12/30/33/24/24 | Reisterstown Road-Old Court Line |
| Route 54 |
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10/15/30/15/15 | Liberty Road-Milford Mill-Park Heights Avenue Line |
| Route 55 |
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30/30/60/60/60 | (Crosstown) Northern Pkwy.-Fox Ridge Line |
| Route 56 |
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20/35/35/35/35 | Reisterstown Road Line |
| Route 57 |
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30/30/30/30/60 | Gwynn Oak Avenue-Woodlawn Line |
| Route 58 |
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30/30/60/60/60 | Park Heights-Northern Pkwy. Line |
| Route 59 |
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30/35/35/35/35 | Reisterstown Road Line |
| Route 60 |
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40/60/-/-/- | Park Heights-Falls Road Line |
| Route 61 |
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30/-/-/-/- | Roland Park Line |
| Route 64 |
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15/30/40/30/40 | Light Street-Hanover Street-Curtis Bay/Fort Smallwood Road Line |
| Route 77 |
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20/30/60/30/60 | (Crosstown) Rolling Road-Lansdowne Line |
| Route 91 |
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10/20/30/30/40 | Garrison Blvd.-Eutaw Place Line |
| Route 99 |
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30/-/-/-/- | (Crosstown) Rolling Road-BWI Airport Line |
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