List of MTA Maryland Bus Routes - Intercounty Connector Bus Routes

Intercounty Connector Bus Routes

Route Terminus Operated by Corridors served Places Served Total trips (AM/PM) Operating since Other notes
Route 201
  • Gaithersburg (WB)
  • BWI Airport (EB)
  • Atlantic Coast Charters
  • I-95
  • I-195
  • Intercounty Connector
  • Shady Grove Metrorail
  • Norbeck
  • Hourly
 March 2011 Only Commuter Bus route to operate every day, with midday and off-peak service.
Route 202
  • Gaithersburg (WB)
  • Fort Meade (EB)
  • Eyre Bus Service
  • MD-32
  • MD-29
  • Intercounty Connector
  • Shady Grove Metrorail
  • Norbeck
  • Savage MARC
  • 3 AM
  • 4 PM
 March 2011
Route 203
  • Columbia (NB)
  • Bethesda (SB)
  • Eyre Bus Service
  • U.S. Route 29
  • Intercounty Connector
  • Snowden River Park-and-Ride
  • Mall in Columbia
  • Scaggsville Park-and-Ride
  • Burtonsville Park-and-Ride
  • Georgia Avenue Park-and-Ride
  • Medical Center Metrorail
  • 3 AM
  • 3 AM
  • 1 Midday
 January 2012
Route 204
  • Frederick (WB)
  • College Park (EB)
  • Eyre Bus Service
  • I-270
  • Intercounty Connector
  • Urbana Park-and-Ride
  • Monocacy MARC
  • Gaithersburg
  • Georgia Avenue Park-and-Ride
  • FDA
  • UMD-College Park
  • College Park MARC/Metrorail
  • 4 AM
  • 5 PM
 January 2012
Route 205
  • College Park (WB)
  • Germantown (EB)
  • Eyre Bus Service
  • MD-355
  • Intercounty Connector
  • College Park MARC/Metrorail
  • Miurkirk MARC
  • Shady Grove Metrorail
  • LSI
  • HGS
  • NIST
  • 3 AM
  • 3 PM
 January 2012

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