Hours of Operation
Between Harlem/Lake and Cottage Grove or Ashland/63rd
- Weekdays- Harlem to Cottage Grove 4:00a-12:45a
- Weekdays- Cottage Grove to Harlem 4:10a-1:00a
- Weekdays- Harlem to Ashland/63rd 4:15a-1:00a
- Weekdays- Ashland/63rd to Harlem 3:50a-12:35a
- Saturday- Harlem to Cottage Grove 6:00a-12:45a
- Saturday- Cottage Grove to Harlem 6:05a-1:00a
- Saturday- Harlem to Ashland/63rd 6:10a-1:00a
- Saturday- Ashland/63rd to Harlem 5:50a-12:35a
- Sunday/Holiday- Harlem to Cottage Grove 6:30a-12:45a
- Sunday/Holiday- Cottage Grove to Harlem 6:40a-1:00a
- Sunday/Holiday- Harlem to Ashland/63rd 6:45a-1:00a
- Sunday/Holiday- Ashland/63rd to Harlem 6:20a-12:35a
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