List of MTA Maryland Bus Routes - Commuter Bus Routes

Commuter Bus Routes

Route	Terminus	Operated by	Corridors served	Places Served	Total trips (AM/PM)	Operating since	Other notes
Route 310	Columbia downtown Baltimore	Dillon's Bus Service	I-95	Mall in Columbia Village of Oakland Mills Village of Long Reach	5 AM 5 PM		Main article: Route 310 (MTA Maryland)
Route 320	Laurel downtown Baltimore	Dillon's Bus Service	US-1	Columbia Jessup	4 AM 4 PM		In 1996, the line started deviating from I-95 and operating via the Southwest Park-and-Ride lot near UMBC after Route 140 was eliminated. This new routing allowed Route 140 riders to have access to a nearly identical service. In 2005, as part of the Greater Baltimore Bus Initiative, MTA planned to shorten the route to Jessup and require riders to transfer to Howard Transit's Purple route in order to reach Laurel, and to reduce the number of daily trips on the line. This plan was fought by riders and the Howard County government, and no changes were made on the line.
Route 410	Churchville/Bel Air downtown Baltimore	Dillon's Bus Service	MD-22 MD-24	Abington	4 AM 4 PM
Route 411	Hickory/Bel Air downtown Baltimore/Johns Hopkins Hospital	Dillon's Bus Service	Belair Road MD-147 MD-152	Fallston	4 AM 4 PM
Route 420	Havre De Grace downtown Baltimore	Dillon's Bus Service	US-40 MD-7	Aberdeen Edgewood	4 AM 5 PM
Route 901	LaPlata/Waldorf Washington	Dillon's Bus Service	US-301 MD-210 MD-228	St. Charles Town Mall	30 AM 31 PM		Main article: Route 901 (MTA Maryland)
Route 902	St. Leonard/Prince Frederick Washington	Keller Transportation	MD-4	Calvert County Fairgrounds Sunderland	17 AM 18 PM
Route 903	Charlotte Hall/Waldorf Washington	Keller Transportation	MD-5	Suitland	7 AM 7 PM	2001	Main article:Route 903 (MTA Maryland)
Route 904	North Beach/Pindell Washington	Martz; Gold Line	MD-4	Owings Bristol Wayne's Corner	14 AM 15 PM
Route 905	California/Charlotte Hall/Waldorf Washington	Keller Transportation	MD-5	St. Mary's County Airport	23 AM 24 PM		In 1999, Route 905 was split, bringing more buses to Charles County and fewer to St. Mary's County. This was a plan that faced opposition.
Route 906	Waldorf/Acokeek Park & Ride Washington	Dillon's Bus Service	MD-210	National Archives L'Enfant Plaza Naval Research Lab Regency Furniture Stadium Accokeek Park & Ride	6 AM 6 PM	November 7, 2011	Main article: Route 906 (MTA Maryland)
Route 907	LaPlata/Waldorf Washington	Keller Transportation	MD-210	St. Charles Towne Center Plaza Naval Research Lab Bolling Air Force Base	8 AM 8 PM		Main article: Route 907 (MTA Maryland)
Route 909	California/Charlotte Hall Washington	Keller Transportation	MD-5	St. Mary's County Airport	5 AM 5 PM
Route 915	Columbia/Silver Spring Washington	Dillon's Bus Service	US-29	Mall in Columbia Scaggsville Burtonsville	11 AM 12 PM
Route 922	Kent Island/Annapolis Washington	Dillon's Bus Service	US-50		11 AM 12 PM
Route 929	Columbia Silver Spring/Washington	Dillon's Bus Service	US-29	Harper's Choice Wilde Lake Mall in Columbia Oakland Mills Owen Brown Scaggsville Burtonsville	12 AM 13 PM
Route 950	Kent Island/Annapolis Washington	Dillon's Bus Service	US-50		17 AM 19 PM
Route 991	Hagerstown/Frederick Shady Grove Metro Station	Eyre Bus Service	I-70 I-270	Urbana	16 AM 17 PM	1991	Main article: Route 991 (MTA Maryland)
Route 995	Clarksville/Ellicott City/Columbia *Washington	Dillon's Bus Service	I-95	Long Reach Owen Brown	13 AM 13 PM		On January 12, 2009, one round trip in each direction was eliminated

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