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Articulated buses have been getting a lot of attention lately. WMATA has expanded their use, and prior to selecting a streetcar Arlington considered using them on Columbia Pike. But where do the long buses actually run?

Curious to answer that question, I set out to identify the routes where I’ve seen articulated buses. This map shows the effort so far, but it’s probably incomplete. I don’t have any actual data on this, only what I’ve noticed anecdotally, and what a few other people have told me.

Take a look, and use the comments to let me know what I’ve missed or gotten wrong.

List of routes shown as “most articulated”:

  • 70 – Georgia Ave in DC
  • Y series – Georgia Ave in MD
  • S1 – 16th St
  • X2 – H St
  • J2 – East West Hwy / Old Georgetown Rd
  • Z series – Colesville Rd (shown truncated on the map)

Routes shown as “occasionally articulated”:

  • L2 – Connecticut Ave
  • S2 – 16th St (S4 also shown on map, will be removed with next draft)
  • C2 and C4 – University Blvd
  • K6 – New Hampshire Ave

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July 25th, 2012 | Permalink
Tags: bus, question, transportation



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