Coronavirus Closings: Some Bus Service From Anne Arundel, Howard Counties To DC Suspended

BALTIMORE (WJZ) -- The Maryland Transit Administration is temporarily suspending nine more bus routes amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The route suspensions begin Monday and last through May 18.

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Affected routes include:

• Route 201 Gaithersburg to BWI Airport/MARC
• Route 203 Columbia to Bethesda
• Route 220 Annapolis/Truman to Washington D.C.
• Route 230 Severna Park/Annapolis/Truman to Washington D.C.
• Route 240 Kent Island to Washington D.C.
• Route 250 Kent Island/Davidsonville to Washington D.C.
• Route 260 Severna Park/Davidsonville to Washington D.C.
• Route 335 Clarksville/Columbia to Washington D.C.
• Route 345 Elliott City/Columbia to Washington D.C.

Late last week, the MTA announced nearly a dozen routes in Baltimore were also being temporarily suspended due to a significant drop in ridership.

Those routes include:

• Express BusLink Route 103
• Express BusLink Route 104
• Express BusLink Route 105
• Express BusLink Route 115
• Express BusLink Route 120
• Express BusLink Route 150
• Express BusLink Route 154
• Express BusLink Route 160
• Express BusLink Route 164
• Local Link 38
• Local Link 92

For the latest service changes, click here.

For the latest information on coronavirus go to the Maryland Health Department's website or call 211. You can find all of WJZ's coverage on coronavirus in Maryland here.

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