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List of Metrobus routes in Virginia

This is a list of bus routes operated by the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA), branded as Metrobus in Northern Virginia. Most routes operated under Northern Virginia trolleys, the Alexandria, Barcroft and Washington Transit Company (AB&W), and the Washington Virginia & Maryland Coach Company (WV&M) prior to the 1960s.

Route 22A at Ballston–MU station
Route 26A at East Falls Church station
The REX at King Street station

Numbering

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Most Metrobus routes in Northern Virginia begin with a single or double digit number followed by a letter.[1][2]

History

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Many current routes operate under former streetcar routes. The streetcars provided the main transportation in the Northern Virginia area from the 1800s to the 1940s.[3] The Alexandria, Barcroft and Washington Transit Company (AB&W) and the Washington Virginia & Maryland Coach Company (WV&M) operated some of the routes prior to 1973. In 1973, WMATA acquired the two bus companies along with other bus companies to form its current Metrobus system.[4] At one point, most VA routes would enter into Downtown before Metro was built in which all buses would terminate at stations in various locations. Today, the main Northern VA hub is at Pentagon station which connects to Arlington Transit, DASH, Fairfax Connector, Loudoun County Transit, PRTC OmniRide, and Ride Smart Northern Shenandoah Valley lines.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, service has been mostly reduced to Sunday service schedules during the weekdays with select routes both added and suspended from March 18 until August 22, 2020. Routes 16C, 28A, 29K, 29N, and REX were the only routes that ran during the weekends with the rest of the routes suspended.[5] On August 23, 2020, more routes came back during the weekdays and weekends returning Metrobus service to 75%.[6]

Routes

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Most Virginia Metrobus routes operate inside Northern Virginia. However a few routes will go into Downtown DC under former streetcar routings and demand.

Route Terminals Streets traveled Service notes Divisions
1A, 1B
Wilson Boulevard–Vienna Line 		↔ Ballston–MU station
  • 1B: Weekday Peak Hour service only
  • Four Mile Run
1C
Fair Oaks–Fairfax Boulevard Line 		Fair Oaks Mall ↔ Dunn Loring station
  • Four Mile Run
2A
Washington Blvd.–Dunn Loring Line 		Dunn Loring station ↔ Ballston–MU station
  • Four Mile Run
2B
Fair Oaks–Jermantown Road Line 		Fair Oaks Mall ↔ Dunn Loring station
  • Jermantown Road
  • Lee Highway
  • Four Mile Run
3F, 3Y
Langston Boulevard-McPherson Square Line 		East Falls Church station ↔
  • Weekday Peak Hour service only
  • 3F: AM to East Falls Church, PM to Farragut Square
  • 3Y: AM to McPherson Square, PM to East Falls Church
  • Four Mile Run
4B
Pershing Drive–Arlington Boulevard Line 		Seven Corners Transit Center ↔ Rosslyn station
  • Four Mile Run
7A
Landmark–North Fairlington Line 		Pentagon station ↔ Van Dorn Street station
  • Does not serve Pentagon City in the weekday peak hour direction
  • Late night trips operate between Pentagon station and Southern Towers only.
  • Four Mile Run
7M
Mark Center–Pentagon Line 		Mark Center ↔ Pentagon station
  • Weekday service between 5 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. only
  • This route is free for those with valid government I.D.
  • Four Mile Run
8W
Foxchase–Seminary Valley Line 		Mark Center ↔ Pentagon station
  • Weekday Peak Hour service only (AM to Pentagon, PM to Mark Center)
  • Four Mile Run
10A
Alexandria–Pentagon Line 		Huntington station ↔ Pentagon station
  • Mount Vernon Avenue
  • Four Mile Run
10B
Hunting Point–Ballston Line 		Hunting Point ↔ Ballston–MU station
  • Four Mile Run
11Y
Mount Vernon Express Line 		Mount Vernon (Mt Vernon Highway & Grist Mill Woods Rd) ↔ West Potomac Park (18th & C Sts, NW)
  • Weekday Peak Hour Service only (AM to Potomac Park, PM to Mount Vernon)
  • Express Fare ($4.25)
  • Cinder Bed
16A, 16C, 16E
Columbia Pike Line
  • 16A Annandale (Patriot & Americana Drives)
  • 16C, 16E Culmore (Glen Carlyn & Vista Drives)
 ↔
  • 16E: Late night & weekend early morning service to/from Culmore & Franklin Square in Downtown DC via 14th Street
  • 16A & 16C: Limited Stop Segment between Pentagon station and Bailey's Crossroads (Columbia Pike & S. Carlin Springs Rd.)
  • Four Mile Run
16M
Columbia Pike–National Landing Line 		Skyline City (Seminary Rd & Magnolia La) ↔ Crystal City station
  • Four Mile Run
16Y
Columbia Pike–Farragut Square Line 		Barcroft (Four Mile Run Dr & Columbia Pike) ↔ McPherson Square station
  • Weekday Peak Hour service only
  • Four Mile Run
17B, 17M
Kings Park–North Springfield Line
  • 17B Burke Centre-VRE Park & Ride
  • 17M North Springfield (Leesville Blvd & Appotamox Court)
 ↔ Pentagon station
  • Weekday peak hour service only
  • 17B: AM to Pentagon, PM to Burke Centre-VRE Park & Ride
  • 17M: AM to Pentagon, PM to North Springfield
  • Express Fare ($4.25)
  • Cinder Bed
17G, 17K
Kings Park Express Line 		↔ Pentagon station
  • Weekday peak hour service only
  • 17G: AM to Pentagon, PM to George Mason University
  • 17K: AM to Pentagon, PM to Kings Park West)
  • Express Fare ($4.25)
  • Cinder Bed
18G, 18J
Orange Hunt Line
  • 18J Rolling Valley Mall
  • 18G Orange Hunt (Huntsman Blvd & Fairfax County Pkwy
 ↔ Pentagon station
  • Weekday peak hour service only
  • 18G: AM to Pentagon, PM to Orange Hunt
  • 18J: AM to Rolling Valley Mall, PM to Pentagon
  • Cinder Bed
18P
Burke Centre Express Line 		Burke Centre (Oak Leather Dr & Oakenshaw Court) ↔ Pentagon station
  • Weekday peak hour service only (AM to Pentagon, PM to Burke Centre)
  • Express Fare 18P ($4.25)
  • Cinder Bed
21C
Landmark–Holmes Run Parkway Line 		Landmark (Stevens Avenue & South Walker Street) ↔ Pentagon station
  • Weekday peak hour service only (AM to Pentagon, PM to Landmark)
  • Four Mile Run
22A, 22F
Barcroft–South Fairlington Line 		↔ Pentagon station
  • 22F: Weekday peak hour service only (AM to Pentagon, PM to Skyline City)
  • Four Mile Run
23A, 23B, 23T
McLean–Crystal City Line 		↔
  • 23A: Early morning & late evening service only.
  • Four Mile Run
25B
Carlin Springs Road Line 		Ballston–MU station ↔
  • Mark Center
  • Southern Towers
  • Carlin Springs Road
  • No Sunday service between Mark Center and Southern Towers
  • Four Mile Run
26A
Annandale–East Falls Church Line 		East Falls Church station ↔ NVCC–Annandale
  • Weekday service only
  • Cinder Bed
28A
Leesburg Pike Line 		Tysons station (south side) ↔ King Street – Old Town station
  • Four Mile Run
28F
Skyline City Line 		Skyline City (5113 S George Mason Drive) ↔ Pentagon station
  • Weekday peak hour service only (AM to Skyline City, PM to Pentagon)
  • Four Mile Run
29G
Annandale Line 		Annandale (Americana & Heritage Drives) ↔ Pentagon station
  • Weekday Peak Hour Service Only (AM to Pentagon, PM to Annandale)
  • Cinder Bed Road
29K, 29N
Alexandria–Fairfax Line 		↔ King Street – Old Town station
  • Cinder Bed Road
38B
Ballston–Farragut Square Line 		Ballston–MU station ↔ Farragut Square
  • Four Mile Run
MWY
Metroway 		Pentagon City station ↔ Braddock Road station
  • Uses dedicated bus lanes and serves 15 stops only
  • Four Mile Run
REX
Richmond Highway Express 		↔ King Street – Old Town station
  • Limited stop service only
  • For local stop service, use Fairfax Connector 171.
  • Weekend service ends at Fort Belvoir Community Hospital
  • Select trips operate along Tully Gate
  • Cinder Bed

Routes history

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Route History
1A, 1B
  • Formerly known as the Wilson Boulevard-Fairfax Line.[7]
  • 1C was split from the line and renamed the Dunn Loring-Fair Oaks Line; the eastern half became the 1A route.[7]
  • Route 1D was eliminated on June 24, 2007.[7]
  • Route 1F was eliminated on December 29, 2013.[8]
  • Route 1Z was eliminated on June 26, 2016.[9]
  • Route 1E was eliminated on August 21, 2016, and replaced by ART route 54.[9]
1C
  • Originally part of the Wilson Boulevard Line until June 24, 2007[7]
  • Eastern half was replaced by the 1A.[7]
  • 1C was extended to McConnell Public Safety and Transportation Operations Center from December 29, 2013, to March 14, 2021.[8][10][11]
2A
  • 2A used to serve Tysons Corner Shopping Center until replaced by 2T north of Dunn Loring station in the late 1990s.
  • 2A replaced the 2B, 2C & 2G between Ballston and Dunn Loring stations and became a single route with daily service on December 29, 2013.[8]
2B
  • 2B & 2G between Dunn Loring station and Fair Oaks Mall became a single route (2B) with Monday-Saturday service and was extended to McConnell Public Safety and Transportation Operations Center on December 29, 2013.[8]
    • Also on that same day, route 2B was truncated to Dunn Loring station (the former 2B routing between Ballston and Dunn Loring stations is now serviced by route 2A).[8]
  • New Sunday service was added to route 2B beginning on June 26, 2016.[9]
  • Service to McConnell Public Safety and Transportation Operations Center was discontinued on March 14, 2021.[12][11]
3F, 3Y
  • Introduced on September 26, 2004.[13]
  • As of December 13, 2015, route 3Y was extended to operate between East Falls Church and McPherson Square stations. Service along North George Mason Drive, Patrick Henry Drive and North Harrison Street was discontinued and is now provided by ART 51.[14]
  • Route 3Y was truncated to Virginia Hospital Center on September 5, 2021 after being reinstated from suspension. Service to East Falls Church station was temporarily discontinued.[11]
  • A new Route 3F was introduced on December 26, 2021, operating between Farragut Square and East Falls Church station via I-66. The same day, Route 3Y was re-extended back to East Falls Church station.[15]
  • Route 3Y was rerouted along Arlington Memorial Bridge on May 29, 2022.[16]
4B
  • 4A replaced the 4H & 4B replaced the 4E on December 29, 2013.[8]
  • 4A service between Culmore and Seven Corners was replaced by route 26A on December 29, 2013.[8]
  • Saturday route 4A service was eliminated on June 26, 2016.[9]
  • 4A midday service was eliminated on June 24, 2018.[17]
  • Route 4A was suspended as of March 18, 2020; later discontinued by September 5, 2021.[6]
7A
  • 7Y was introduced in December 2010 to replace the former 13A and 13B routes, which was basically an extension of the 7E.[18]
  • 7E was replaced by the 7Y on June 30, 2013.[19]
  • All route 7F service along North Morgan and North Chambliss streets was eliminated on August 23, 2020.[6]
  • 7Y was extended to Washington Convention Center on August 24, 2014, but was shortened to Farragut Square on March 27, 2016.[20]
  • All Route 7F and 7Y service were eliminated on September 5, 2021.[11]
  • Route 7A was rerouted along the 25B routing between Southern Towers and Van Dorn Street station. Service to Lincolnia was replaced by DASH Route 35.[11]
7M
  • Originally a part of the Lincolnia-North Fairlington Line until June 26, 1983, being replaced by the 7D, 7E, 7W, 7X, 8W, & 8X.[21]
  • "Reincarnated" back into service on August 8, 2011, in anticipation of the relocation of military personnel associated with the BRAC realignment.
8W
  • 8W was extended to Mark Center from Foxchase in 2011.
  • 8X was replaced by the 8W on June 30, 2013.[19]
  • From May 25, 2019, to September 8, 2019, temporary Weekday Midday Service was added to the 8S and 8Z due to the Blue/Yellow Line summer shutdown.[22]
  • 8S and 8Z wereed as of March 16, 2020; later discontinued by September 5, 2021.[6]
  • 8Z was replaced by the 21C on June 6, 2021.[23]
10A
  • 10E originally terminated in Del Ray until extended to Braddock Road station in 2008.
  • 10R & 10S were introduced on March 30, 2014 & 10S replaced the 9E.[24]
  • 10A was rerouted to Huntington station on June 26, 2016, replacing portions of the discontinued route 9A.[9]
  • 10R & 10S were discontinued on June 26, 2016.[9]
  • 10N was introduced on June 25, 2017, replacing the 13Y.[25]
  • 10E segment between Rosslyn and the Pentagon was eliminated on June 24, 2018.[17]
  • Route 10E has been suspended as of March 16, 2020, while Route 10N has been suspended as of August 21, 2020; both later discontinued by September 5, 2021.[6]
10B
  • Formerly known as the Alexandria-Arlington-Pentagon Line, along with 10A, the former 10C (which later became the Alexandria-Arlington Line) & 10E.
11Y
  • 11Y terminated at Farragut Square until it was extended to Potomac Park in 2009.
  • From May 25, 2019, to September 8, 2019, new temporary Weekday Midday service was added to the 11Y due to the Blue/Yellow Line shutdown and operated between Potomac Park and Hunting Point only.[22]
  • Service was suspended beginning on March 16, 2020, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[6] Part of the route was reincarnated as route 11C on June 6, 2021, which was cutback to Braddock Road station.[23] Rotue 11Y was fully reincarnated on June 25, 2023, re-extending back into Washington DC.[26]
16A, 16C, 16E
  • 16D was replaced by the 16A & 16L on March 29, 2015.
  • Daily service was added to 16A on June 24, 2018.[17]
  • 16B, 16J, & 16P was replaced by the 16A, 16C, 16E & 16H on June 24, 2018.[17]
  • 16C replaced the 16X on June 24, 2018.[17]
  • 16A & 16C serve limited stops on Columbia Pike in Arlington County, service to all stops on Columbia Pike in Arlington County are provided by routes 16E, 16G & 16H.
  • 16C to Federal Triangle was suspended on March 16, 2020; later discontinued by September 5, 2021.[6]
16M
  • All Route 16G and 16H service were merged into a new Route 16M on June 25, 2023.[26]
16Y
  • Introduced on September 29, 2002[27]
  • Service now operates in both directions during the weekday peak hours as of September 5, 2021.[11]
  • Route was rerouted along Arlington Memorial Bridge on May 29, 2022.[16]
17B, 17M
  • Beginning June 25, 2017, Route 17B trips will be changed to operate between Burke Centre VRE Park & Ride and Pentagon Metrorail Station. Route 17B service to Kings Park West (Zion Drive, Sideburn Road & Commonwealth Blvd) will be eliminated.[25]
  • The Kings Park Line will be renamed Kings Park-North Springfield Line.[25]
  • Routes 17A and 17F were eliminated on June 25, 2017.[25]
17G, 17K
  • Route 17L was suspended on March 16, 2020; later discontinued by September 5, 2021.[6]
  • All Route 17H and 17K service were merged into a new Route 17K on June 6, 2021.[23]
18G, 18J
  • Route 18G and 18H were combined into a new 18G on September 5, 2021.[11]
18P
  • 18P was known as the Orange Hunt-Burke Centre Line (along with the 18R) until the early 2000s.
21C
  • Introduced on June 6, 2021, as a combination of the 8Z and 21A which were suspended.[23]
22A, 22F
  • 22A, 22C, & 22F was part of the Walker Chapel-Pentagon Line until 2003[28][29]
  • 22A, 22B, 22C, 22F replaced the 25A, 25C, 25D, & 25E on June 21, 2015.[30]
  • 22A: Sunday service began on June 21, 2015.[30]
  • 22B was replaced by 22A & 22C on June 24, 2018.[17]
  • Route 22C was suspended on March 16, 2020; later discontinued by September 5, 2021.[6]
  • Route 22F was extended to Skyline City replacing the 28G on June 6, 2021.[23]
23A, 23B, 23T
  • 23A was truncated from Tysons-Westpark Transit Station to Tysons Corner Center March 30, 2014.[24]
  • 23B & 23T were introduced March 30, 2014, replacing the 23C.[24]
  • 23B & 23T service added weekday middays, evenings & weekends beginning June 26, 2016, replacing most of the route 23A service. 23A now operates only during the early mornings and late nights.[9]
25B
  • 25B was once a part of the Ballston-Bradlee-Pentagon Line until 2007.[31]
  • Sunday service, which operates between Southern Towers and Ballston station, began on June 21, 2015.[30]
  • All service was shorten to Southern Towers on September 5, 2021, with weekday and Saturday trips ending/beginning at Mark Center.
  • Service between Southern Towers and Van Dorn Street Station was replaced by the 7A. The line was also renamed to the Carlin Springs Road Line.[11]
26A
  • 26A was an East Falls Church Line that operated until 2009, "reincarnated" as the Annandale-East Falls Church Line on December 29, 2013.[8]
28A
  • First known as the Leesburg Pike Line, was known as the Alexandria-Tysons Corner Line until 2009.[32]
  • Upon changes in late 2009, 28B was discontinued and the 28A portion between Inova Alexandria Hospital and King Street Station became a limited-stop portion, the local stops have been replaced by DASH routes AT5 and AT6.[32]
  • Beginning June 25, 2017, Route 28A westbound trips to Tysons Corner (now Tysons) station will not operate via Tysons Corner Center (Towers Crescent Dr, Tysons One Place and Fashion Blvd). Eastbound trips to King Street-Old Town station will continue to operate via Tysons Corner Center.[25]
  • Service was rerouted between Seven Corners and Broad & Washington Streets to serve East Falls Church station, and was also rerouted between Inova Alexandria Hospital and Foxchase to Duke Street. Service along King Street and West Braddock Road was eliminated and replaced by DASH Routes 31 and 36.[11]
28F
29G
  • 29E was replaced by the 29G & 29W March 29, 2015.
  • 29H was replaced by 16L on March 29, 2015.
  • 29X was renamed 29W on March 29, 2015.
29K, 29N
  • Operates limited-stop service along Duke Street between King St-Old Town Station & Landmark Mall, local stops provided by DASH 30.
  • 29N was extended from Fairfax Circle to Vienna Station.
  • 29K, 29N discontinued service between Royal & Pendleton Streets and King Street Station December 29, 2013.[8]
  • 29N operates on Sundays as of August 24, 2014.[33]
  • 29K operates weekend service as of June 26, 2016.[9]
38B
  • Replaced the 38A and 38C around the 1990s
  • Replaced the 38F in 1981.[34]
  • Service to Union station was discontinued in the 1980s.[35]
Metroway
  • Metroway was introduced on August 24, 2014, and replaced Route 9S.[36][33]
  • Metroway service was extended to Pentagon City and replaced the Pentagon City-Crystal City portion of the 16H on April 17, 2016.[20]
REX
  • REX service started on September 26, 2004, covering the section of the 9A route that served Fort Belvoir.[37]
  • Beginning June 25, 2017, weekday service will extend to the Fort Belvoir Post Exchange/Commissary via Gunston Road. Service to Jackson Loop will be discontinued. Nearby stops will be served along Gunston Road at 5th Street.[25]
  • Weekend service was extended to the Fort Belvoir Post Exchange/Commissary on June 25, 2023.[26]

Former routes

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During the years, Fairfax Connector, DASH, Arlington Transit, and PRTC OmniRide took over parts of Northern Virginia for WMATA as it would be easier to operate and maintain. Some of the discontinued routes from WMATA are now operated under those bus carriers. Other routes were discontinued due to either low ridership, duplication of another route, merged into other routes, or low funding. However some routes would be reincarnated into new routes for Metrobus. Examples of reincarnations were the 7M, 16C, and 26A.

Route Terminals Streets traveled History
1D
Wilson Boulevard-Fairfax Line 		Dunn Loring station ↔ Ballston–MU station
  • Discontinued on June 24, 2007.[7]
1E
Wilson Boulevard–Vienna Line 		Seven Corners Transit Center ↔ Ballston–MU station
  • Wilson Boulevard
  • Discontinued on August 21, 2016, replaced by ART route 54.[9]
1F
Wilson Boulevard Line 		Seven Corners Transit Center ↔ Ballston–MU station
  • Wilson Boulevard
  • Discontinued on December 29, 2013, replaced by 1A.[8]
1H[38] ↔
1M, 1V, 1W[35][21]
Wilson Boulevard-Annandale Line 		Annandale ↔
  • Wilson Boulevard
1X[35][21]
Wilson Boulevard-Fairfax Line 		Annandale ↔
  • Wilson Boulevard
1Z
Wilson Boulevard–Vienna Line 		Vienna station ↔ Ballston–MU station
  • Wilson Boulevard
  • Arlington Boulevard
  • Discontinued on June 26, 2016, replaced by 1A.[9]
2C, 2G
Washington Boulevard Line 		Ballston–MU station ↔
  • Washington Boulevard
  • Discontinued on December 29, 2013, replaced by 2A, 2B & Fairfax Connector routes 401 & 402.[8]
2M[35]
Washington Boulevard Line 		Ballston–MU station ↔
  • Washington Boulevard
2T
Tysons Corner–Dunn Loring Line 		Tysons station ↔ Dunn Loring station
  • Discontinued on June 25, 2017.[25]
2V ↔
2W
Vienna-Oakton Line 		Oakton ↔ Vienna station
  • Discontinued on June 28, 2009.[39] Replaced by Fairfax Connector 466.[40]
2X ↔
3A
Annandale Road Line 		Annandale (Patriot & Americana Drives) ↔ Seven Corners Transit Center
  • Annandale Road
  • 3B service between East Falls Church and West Falls Church was replaced by an extended route 3T December 29, 2013.[8]
  • As of December 13, 2015, route 3A no longer serves Rosslyn station and was shortened to operate between Annandale and East Falls Church station only.[14]
    • The former 3A routing along Lee Highway between East Falls Church and Rosslyn stations is now serviced by ART Route 55.[41]
  • Transferred to Fairfax Connector and renamed to Route 803 on July 10, 2021.[42][23]
3B, 3E
Lee Highway Line 		↔ Rosslyn station
  • Lee Highway
  • W. Broad Street (3B)
  • Discontinued on December 29, 2013, and replaced by 3A.[8]
3F
Lee Highway Line 		Tysons Corner Center ↔ Rosslyn station
  • Discontinued on June 30, 2002, replaced by 3T.[43]
  • 3F was reincarnated as the Lee Highway–Farragut Square Line on December 26, 2021.[15]
3R[38] ↔
3T[38] ↔
  • Reincarnated as the "Pimmit Hills Line" in 2002.[43]
3T
Pimmit Hills Line 		McLean station ↔
  • 3T was created to replace the portion of the 3B, 3F, 3Z and 14W west of West Falls Church station on June 30, 2002.[43]
  • 3T was extended to McLean station & to East Falls Church station December 29, 2013, replacing the 3B and 3E.[8]
  • Service was rerouted to McLean station on July 26, 2014.[44]
  • 3T was truncated from East Falls Church station to West Falls Church station on June 26, 2016[9] but was extended back to East Falls Church station during rush hour on December 30, 2018, which is funded by the I-66 Commuter Choice Program.[45]
  • Transferred to Fairfax Connector and renamed to Route 703 on July 10, 2021.[42]
3W, 3Z[46]
Westpark-West Falls Church Line 		West Falls Church station ↔ Tysons-Westpark Transit Center
  • Discontinued on June 30, 2002. Replaced by 2T, 3T and 28T.[43]
4A
Pershing Drive–Arlington Boulevard Line 		Seven Corners Transit Center ↔ Rosslyn station
  • 4A replaced the 4H on December 29, 2013.[8]
  • 4A service between Culmore and Seven Corners was replaced by route 26A on December 29, 2013.[8]
  • Saturday route 4A service was eliminated on June 26, 2016.[9]
  • 4A midday service was eliminated on June 24, 2018.[17]
  • Suspended on March 18, 2020; later discontinued by September 5, 2021.[6]
4C[47]
Culmore-Ballston Line 		↔
4E, 4H
Pershing Drive–Arlington Boulevard Line 		Rosslyn station ↔
  • 4E Arlington Forest
  • 4H Seven Corner Transit Center
  • Discontinued on December 29, 2013, and replaced by 4A and 4B.[8]
4G[38] ↔
4S
Pershing Drive–Arlington Boulevard Line 		Annandale ↔ Rosslyn station
5A, 5B, 5C[21]
North Reston Express Line 		Reston ↔
5A
D.C.–Dulles Line 		Washington Dulles International Airport ↔ L'Enfant Plaza station (D & 7th Streets SW)
  • Discontinued on November 16, 2022, and replaced by the Silver Line Phase 2 extension.[49]
5B
D.C.-Tysons Corner Line 		Tysons Corner Center ↔ L'Enfant Plaza station (D & 7th Streets SW)
  • Discontinued on September 24, 2006.[48]
  • An earlier different line also numbered 5B was called Reston North Line.[50]
5D[21]
North Reston Express Line 		Reston ↔
  • Discontinued in 1996.[51]
5E, 5G, 5H[21]
South Reston Express Line 		Franklin Farm, Reston ↔
5E1[21] Reston ↔ Downtown
5F Franklin Farm, Reston ↔
5J ↔
5K[35]
Chain Bridge Road Line 		Rosslyn station ↔ Fairfax
5N[50]
Chain Bridge Road Line 		↔
5P ↔
5S[47]
Herndon-West Falls Church Line 		Herndon ↔
  • 5S was transferred to the Fairfax Connector in 1994.
5W ↔
5Y[21]
Herndon Express Line 		↔
5Z[21]
Tysons Corner Express Line 		↔
6A
Bradlee-South Fairlington Line[47] 		↔
6B, 6E, 6F[21]
Bradlee-South Fairlington Line[47] 		Pentagon station ↔
  • King Radford Street
  • Discontinued March 11, 1984.[52]
6D[52] Pentagon station ↔ US Route 1 and Glebe Road
6G[21][38] Braddock Road station ↔ Pentagon station
6L[38] Park Center ↔ Pentagon station
6P[52] ↔
7B
Lincolnia-Park Center-Pentagon Line 		Pentagon station ↔ NVCC Alexandria campus
  • Discontinued on March 29, 2015, replaced by 28G.
7C, 7P
Park Center–Pentagon Line 		Park Center (2701 Park Center Drive) ↔ Pentagon station
  • Formerly part of the Lincolnia-North Fairlington Line until December 2010[18]
  • Formerly part of the Lincolnia-Park Center-Pentagon Line until December 18, 2016.[53]
  • 7B endpoint changed from Southern Towers to Northern Virginia Community College-Alexandria on March 30, 2014.[24]
  • 7B was replaced by the 28G on March 29, 2015.
  • 7H was discontinued March 27, 2016.[20]
  • Suspended on March 18, 2020; later discontinued by September 5, 2021.[6]
7D
Lincolnia-Park Center-Pentagon Line 		Pentagon station ↔ Southern Towers Apartments (Stratford Bldg.)
  • Discontinued on June 17, 2012.[54]
7E
Lincolnia-North Fairlington Line 		Pentagon station ↔ Southern Towers Apartments (Stratford Bldg.)
  • Discontinued on June 30, 2013, replaced by 7Y.[19]
7F, 7Y
Lincolnia–North Fairlington Line
  • 7F Lincolnia (Lincolnia Rd & Breckenridge Pl)
  • 7Y Southern Towers Apartments (Stratford Bldg.)
 ↔
  • Discontinued on September 5, 2021; replaced by Route 7A.[11]
7G, 7L, 7M
Lincolnia-North Fairlington Line 		Pentagon station ↔
  • Discontinued June 26, 1983, replaced by 7D, 7E, 7W, 7X, 8W, & 8X.[21]
  • 7M was reincarnated as the Mark Center-Pentagon Line in 2011.
7H
Lincolnia-Park Center-Pentagon Line 		Pentagon station ↔ Lincolnia (Lincolnia Rd & Quantrell Av)
  • Discontinued on March 27, 2016.[20]
7W[55]
Lincolnia–Pentagon Line 		Lincolnia (Lincolnia Rd & Quantrell Av) ↔ Pentagon station
  • Formerly part of the Lincolnia-North Fairlington Line until December 2010.[18]
  • Formerly part of the Lincolnia-Park Center-Pentagon Line until December 18, 2016.[53]
  • 7X service to Arbor Park was discontinued March 27, 2016. All 7X trips begin/end on Lincolnia Road & Quantrill Avenue in Lincolnia.[20]
  • Route 7X was replaced by the 7W on June 25, 2017.[25]
  • Discontinued on September 5, 2021, and replaced by DASH Route 35.[11]
7X
Lincolnia-Pentagon Line 		Pentagon station ↔ Lincolnia (Lincolnia Rd & Quantrell Av)
  • Discontinued on June 25, 2017, replaced by the 7W.[25]
8M[38]
Foxchase-Seminary Valley Line 		Southwest Mall ↔ Shirley Duke
  • Discontinued June 26, 1983, replaced by 8W & 8X.[21]
8S, 8Z
Foxchase–Seminary Valley Line
  • 8S Quaker Lane (& Radford Street)
  • 8Z Quaker Lane (& Osage Street)
 ↔ Pentagon station
  • 8X was replaced by the 8W on June 30, 2013.[19]
  • From May 25, 2019, to September 8, 2019, temporary Weekday Midday Service was added to the 8S and 8Z due to the Blue/Yellow Line summer shutdown.[22]
  • Suspended on March 16, 2020; later discontinued by September 5, 2021.[6]
  • 8Z is replaced by 21C on June 6, 2021.[23]
8X
Foxchase-Seminary Valley Line 		Pentagon station ↔ Quaker Lane (& Osage Street)
  • Discontinued on June 30, 2013, replaced by 8W.[19]
8Y ↔
  • Discontinued on September 24, 1978, replaced by 21C.[38]
9A
Huntington-Pentagon Line 		Pentagon station ↔ Huntington station
  • Discontinued on June 26, 2016, replaced by 10A.[9]
9B
Hunting Towers–Potomac Yard–Crystal City Line 		Hunting Towers ↔ Crystal City station
  • Named Richmond Highway Line (along with Route 9A and Route 9E) until June 26, 2005[13][56][57]
  • Discontinued on June 25, 2006, replaced by DASH AT10.[58]
9C, 9D, 9F, 9G
Fort Belvoir–Pentagon Line 		Fort Belvoir ↔ Pentagon station
  • Discontinued on June 29, 1997, and replaced by routes 9A, 9B, and 9E.[59]
9E
Huntington-Potomac Yard-Pentagon Line 		Braddock Road station ↔ Rosslyn station
  • Discontinued on March 30, 2014, replaced by 10S.[24]
9P
Fort Belvoir Line 		↔
  • Discontinued on June 26, 1983, and replaced by routes 9A and 9B.[21]
9S
Crystal City-Potomac Yard Shuttle 		Crystal City station
  • Clark Street
  • Crystal Drive
  • Potomac Avenue
  • This route operated as a loop
  • Replaced ART Route 90 on April 24, 2006.[60]
  • Discontinued on August 24, 2014, replaced by Metroway.[33]
10C, 10D
Alexandria–Arlington Line 		↔ Hunting Point
  • Mount Vernon Avenue
  • Williamsburg Boulevard
  • Little Falls Road
  • Yorktown Boulevard
  • Roosevelt Boulevard (10D)
  • Discontinued on December 30, 2001, and replaced by route 10B and ART routes 51 and 52.
10E, 10N
Alexandria–Pentagon Line 		↔ Pentagon station
  • Mount Vernon Avenue
  • 10E was suspended on March 16, 2020, while 10N was suspended on August 21, 2020; both were later discontinued by September 5, 2021.[6]
10P
Mount Vernon Avenue-Potomac Yard-Crystal City Line 		Crystal City station ↔ Braddock Road station
  • Discontinued on June 25, 2006, replaced by DASH AT10[58]
10R, 10S
Hunting Towers-Pentagon Line 		↔ Rosslyn station
  • Discontinued on June 26, 2016.[9]
10S, 10T
Alexandria–Arlington–Pentagon Line 		Hunting Towers ↔
  • Discontinued on March 11, 1984.[52]
11A[38]
National Airport-Washington Line 		Federal Triangle ↔ Mount Vernon
11B[38][21]
National Airport-Landmark Line 		Rose Hill ↔ National Airport
11C[38][21]
National Airport-Landmark Line 		Mount Vernon Hospital ↔ National Airport
  • 11C was reincarnated as the Mount Vernon Line on June 6, 2021.[23]
11C
Mount Vernon Line 		Mount Vernon (Mt Vernon Highway & Grist Mill Woods Rd) ↔ Braddock Road station
  • Weekday peak hour service only (AM to Braddock Road, PM to Mount Vernon)
  • Introduced on June 6, 2021, as a replacement to the suspended route 11Y.[42]
  • Was replaced by the Mount Vernon-Potomac Park Shuttle (DC3) between September 10, 2022, until May 2023 due to the Yellow Line suspension[61][62] which was later fully discontinued on June 25, 2023, after the 11Y was reinstated.[26]
11D[21]
National Airport-Springfield Line 		Springfield ↔ National Airport
11E[38] Federal Triangle ↔ Landmark
  • This route is discontinued when Huntington Station opened.
  • Replaced by 29K, 29L, 29M, 29N.
  • Route was further replaced by DASH AT8
11F[38][21]
National Airport-Landmark Line 		↔
11G[38] ↔
11H, 11T
Mount Vernon Line 		National Airport ↔ Mount Vernon
  • Discontinued in 1991.[63]
11M, 11P[21]
National Airport-Washington Line 		National Airport ↔
11P
Hunting Towers–Potomac Yard–Crystal City Line 		Hunting Towers ↔ Crystal City station
  • Once called the Mount Vernon Line, along with Routes 11H and 11X;[46] later the Alexandria-National Airport Line[64]
  • Renamed as Route 9B on September 26, 2004.[65][13]
11W[38][21]
National Airport-Washington Line 		↔
11X
National Airport-Landmark Line 		↔
  • Discontinued March 11, 1984.[52]
11Y, 11Z[21]
National Airport-Washington Line 		Woodlawn Plantation ↔ 10th & Pennsylvania
12A, 12E, 12F, 12G
Centreville South Line 		Centreville South ↔ Vienna station
  • All routes discontinued on June 28, 2009.[39] Replaced by Fairfax Connector.[40]
12C, 12D
Centreville North Line 		Sully Station/Westfields ↔
12L, 12M
Little Rocky Run-Vienna Line 		↔
12R, 12S
Stringfellow Road-Vienna Line 		Westfields ↔
12A, 12E[21]
Alexandria–Pentagon Line 		Pentagon station ↔ Federal Triangle
  • Discontinued on March 11, 1984.[52]
12B
Alexandria–Pentagon Line 		Pentagon station ↔ Federal Triangle
  • Discontinued on June 26, 1983, and replaced by 12E & 15B[21]
13A, 13B
National Airport-Pentagon-Washington Line 		Pentagon station ↔ Federal Triangle
  • Discontinued on December 19, 2010, and replaced by routes 7Y and 16F.[18]
13C, 13D[21]
Pentagon-Washington Line 		Pentagon station ↔ Capitol Hill
13E[21]
Pentagon-Washington Line 		Pentagon station ↔ Federal Triangle
13F, 13G
National Airport-Pentagon-Washington Line 		Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport station ↔ Federal Triangle
  • Discontinued on March 30, 2014, and replaced by the 13Y.[24]
13M
Pentagon-Rosslyn Line 		Pentagon station ↔ Rosslyn station
13Y
Arlington–Union Station Line 		Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport station ↔ Washington Union Station
  • Discontinued on June 25, 2017, and replaced by the 10N.[25]
14A, 14B, 14C, 14D
Montgomery-Tysons Beltway Express 		Tysons-Westpark Transit Center ↔
  • Discontinued on December 27, 2003.[66]
14E ↔
  • Discontinued on June 26, 1983, and replaced by 14A and 14B.[21]
14M
Montgomery-Tysons Beltway Express 		Bethesda station ↔ Tysons-Westpark Transit Center
  • Renamed route 14A on June 25, 2000.[67]
14T, 14W
Tysons-Westpark Shuttle 		Tysons-Westpark Transit Center
  • Leesburg Pike (14T)
  • Old Courthouse Road (14T)
  • International Drive (14T)
  • Dolley Madison Boulevard (14W)
  • Operated as loops
  • Discontinued on June 30, 2002[43]
15A[38]
Alexandria–Pentagon Line 		Pentagon station[21] ↔
  • Discontinued on March 11, 1984.[52]
15B[38] Pentagon City station ↔
  • Army-Navy Drive
15D[21]
Alexandria–Pentagon Line 		↔
  • Discontinued on March 11, 1984.[52]
15F Pentagon station ↔
  • Renamed 15A on September 24, 1978.[38]
15K
Chain Bridge Road Line 		East Falls Church station ↔
  • Chain Bridge Road
  • Dolly Madison Blvd
  • 15K & 15L used to serve George Mason University until their route south of Tysons Corner Shopping Center was replaced by the "reincarnated" 15M in 2009.
  • 15K & 15L western terminal changed from Tysons Corner Center to East Falls Church Station on December 29, 2013.[8]
  • Route 15L was replaced by the 15K on June 25, 2017.[25]
  • Transferred to Fairfax Connector and renamed to Route 715 on July 10, 2021.[42]
15L
Chain Bridge Road Line 		East Falls Church station ↔ Rosslyn station
  • Discontinued on June 25, 2017, and replaced by 15K.[25]
15M
George Mason University-Tysons Corner Line 		Tysons station ↔ George Mason University
  • Discontinued on June 26, 2016.[9]
16B, 16J, 16P
Columbia Pike Line 		Pentagon station ↔
  • 16B, 16J, 16P Culmore (Glen Carlyn & Vista Drives)
  • 16B Annandale (Patriot & Americana Drives)
  • Discontinued on June 24, 2018; replaced by 16A, 16C, 16E & 16H.[17]
16C
Columbia Pike Line 		Pentagon station ↔ Culmore
  • Discontinued on September 7, 2003.[68]
  • 16C was brought back into service on June 24, 2018.[17]
16D
Columbia Pike Line 		Pentagon station ↔ Annandale (Patriot & Americana Drives)
  • Discontinued on March 29, 2015; replaced by 16A & 16L.
16F
Columbia Pike–Federal Triangle Line 		Culmore (Glen Carlyn & Vista Drives) ↔ Federal Triangle (11th & E Streets, NW)
  • Renamed 16X on December 30, 2012.[69]
16G, 16H
Columbia Pike–Pentagon City Line
  • 16G Arlington Mill (Dinwiddie St & Columbia Pike)
  • 16H Skyline City (Seminary Rd & Magnolia La)
 ↔ Pentagon station
  • 16H originally terminated at Pentagon City station until it was extended to Crystal City station in 2005; absorbed the 16W's route & extended to Skyline City from Bailey's Crossroads in December 2010.[18]
  • 16G was part of the Columbia Pike Line until 2003.[68]
  • 16H service between Pentagon City & Crystal City was discontinued on March 27, 2016 & was replaced by the new Metroway service extension, which opened on April 17, 2016.[9]
  • 16K was eliminated on June 24, 2018.[17]
  • Daily service was added to the 16H on June 24, 2018.[17]
  • Combined into one single route and renamed into Route 16M on June 25, 2023. Service to Arlington Mill was discontinued.[26]
16K
Columbia Heights West-Pentagon City Line 		Pentagon station ↔ Arlington Mill (Dinwiddie St & Columbia Pike)
  • Discontinued on June 24, 2018, and replaced by 16G.[17]
16L
Annandale–Skyline City–Pentagon Line 		Annandale (Heritage Dr. & McWhorter Pl.) ↔ Pentagon station
  • Originally part of the Columbia Pike Line until 1987, when it became the Columbia Pike Express Line.
  • Changed to the Annandale-Skyline City-Pentagon Line in 2003.[68]
  • 16L was extended to McWhorter Place in Annandale, replacing the 16D & 29H on March 29, 2015.
  • Suspended as of March 16, 2020; later discontinued by September 5, 2021.[6]
16S, 16U, 16X
Shirlington-Pentagon Line 		Pentagon station ↔ Shirlington (Quincy Street & 28th Street S.)
  • Discontinued on September 7, 2003. 16S was replaced by ART 87X in the late 2000s. 16U and 16X was replaced by 16G, 16H, 16K, and 16W.[68]
16V
Shirlington-Pentagon Line 		Pentagon station ↔ Shirlington
  • Discontinued on June 26, 1983.[21]
16W
Columbia Heights West–Pentagon City Line 		Pentagon station ↔ Skyline City
  • Discontinued on December 19, 2010, and replaced by 16H.[18]
16X
Columbia Pike–Federal Triangle Line 		Culmore (Glen Carlyn & Vista Drives) ↔ Federal Triangle (11th & F Streets, NW)
  • Discontinued on June 24, 2018, and replaced by 16C.[17]
17A, 17F
Kings Park Line 		Pentagon station ↔
  • Discontinued on June 25, 2017; replaced by 17B, 17G, 17H, 17K, 17L, 17M.[25]
17C ↔
17H
Kings Park Express Line 		Kings Park West (Twinbrook Dr & Twinbrook Run Dr) ↔ Pentagon station
  • Merged into route 17K on June 6, 2021.[23]
17L
Kings Park Express Line 		Kings Park West (Twinbrook Dr & Twinbrook Run Dr) ↔ Pentagon station
  • Suspended as of March 16, 2020; later discontinued by September 5, 2021.[6]
17P, 17Z[70] Kings Park ↔ Downtown D.C.
18A, 18B
Springfield Line 		Pentagon station ↔ Bren Marr
  • Discontinued on June 29, 1997, and replaced 18E, 18F, & 18G.[59][71]
18C[35]
Orange Hunt-Burke Center Line 		↔
18D, 18N Pentagon station ↔ Van Dorn Street Station (18D)
  • Discontinued in 1992 and replaced by Fairfax Connector.[70]
18E, 18F
Springfield Line 		Pentagon station ↔ Springfield (Commercial Dr & Industrial Rd)
  • Discontinued on June 26, 2016.[9]
18H
Orange Hunt Line 		Orange Hunt (Huntsman Blvd & Cork County Court) ↔ Pentagon station
  • Merged with Route 18G on September 5, 2021.[11]
18K[38]
Orange Hunt Line 		Orange Hunt ↔
  • Keene Mill Road
  • Huntsman Boulevard
  • Sydenstricker Road
  • Field Master Drive
  • Conservative Drive
  • Discontinued on June 29, 1997, and replaced by routes 18H, and 18R.[59]
18L ↔
  • Discontinued on June 29, 1997, and replaced 18S.[59][71]
18M[38] West Springfield ↔ Southwest Mall
18R, 18S
Burke Centre Line 		Franconia–Springfield station ↔
  • 18R Burke (Coffer Woods Dr & Blincoe Ct)
  • 18S Burke Centre (Oak Leather Dr & Oakenshaw Ct)
  • Old Keene Mill Road
  • Discontinued on June 25, 2017; replaced by 18H & 18P.[25]
18X, 18Y
Burke Centre Line 		Springfield ↔ Pentagon station
  • Old Keene Mill Road
  • Discontinued on September 24, 1978, and replaced by 18A & 18E.[38]
19G[21]
Huntington Line 		Pentagon station ↔
19L[46]
Lorton Express Line 		↔
20A
Fair Oaks Line 		Fairfax Government Center ↔ Vienna/Fairfax–GMU station
  • Transferred to Fairfax Connector at some point; renumbered 621
20G, 20P Fair Lakes ↔ Vienna/Fairfax–GMU station
  • Transferred to Fairfax Connector at some point; renumbered 623, and 622 respectively in June 2001.[72]
20E
Fairfax City Express 		Fairfax ↔
  • Discontinued in 1986, when Vienna station opened and Fairfax's CUE Bus system was extended to it.[73]
20F, 20W, 20X, 20Y
Chantilly-Greenbriar Line
  • Franklin Farm (20F)
  • Chantilly (20W, 20X)
  • Sullyfield Circle (20Y)
 ↔ Vienna/Fairfax–GMU station
  • Discontinued on June 28, 2009.[39] Replaced by Fairfax Connector.[40]
21A, 21D
Landmark–Pentagon Line 		Landmark (S. Reynolds Street & Duke Street) ↔ Pentagon station
  • 21A originally operated to Federal Triangle until the 1980s to 1990s.
  • 21A & 21B were originally the 27E & 27F until September 24, 1978.[38]
  • Once called the Landmark Express Line (along with 21B & 21C) until the early 2000s.
  • From May 25, 2019, to September 8, 2019, temporary Weekday Midday service was added to the 21A due to the Blue/Yellow Line shutdown.[22]
  • Suspended as of March 16, 2020; later discontinued by September 5, 2021 being replaced by Route 21C on June 6, 2021.[6]
  • 21A is replaced by 21C on June 6, 2021.[23]
21B, 21C, 21D, 21F
Landmark-Pentagon Line
  • 21B, 21C, 21D: Landmark (Stevenson Avenue & Whiting Street)
  • 21F: Landmark (6295 Edsall Road Office Complex)
 ↔ Pentagon station
  • Routes 21C and 21F discontinued on June 28, 2009.[39]
  • Routes 21A, 21B, and 21D truncated to single Route 21A.[39]
  • Once called the Landmark Express Line.[64]
  • 21D was reincarnated on March 28, 2010[74]
  • 21C was reincarnated as the Landmark-Holmes Run Parkway Line on June 6, 2021.[23]
22B
Pentagon–Army-Navy Drive–Shirley Park Line 		Shirley Park (S. Meade Street & 28th Street S.) ↔ Pentagon station
  • Army-Navy Drive
  • Discontinued on June 28, 2009. Replaced by ART Route 87.[39]
  • Once was part of the Walker Chapel-Pentagon Line until 2003, served to Seven Corners Transit Center via Williamsburg Blvd. and East Falls Church Station.[29]
22B
Barcroft–South Fairlington Line 		Ballston–MU station ↔ Barcroft (Columbia Pike & Four Mile Run Dr)
  • George Mason Drive
  • Discontinued on June 24, 2018; replaced by 22A & 22C.[17]
22C, 22F
Walker Chapel–Pentagon Line 		Pentagon station ↔ Ballston–MU station
  • Army Navy Drive
  • George Mason Drive
  • N Glebe Road
  • N Quincy Street (22F)
  • Military Road (22F)
  • Discontinued on December 29, 2003.[29]
  • Replaced by 22A (South) and ART 53 (North).
  • 22C only operated during off peak hours.
  • 22C & 22F were reincarnated as the Barcroft-South Fairlington Line on June 21, 2015.[30]
22C
Barcroft–South Fairlington Line 		Ballston–MU station ↔ Pentagon station
  • Suspended as of March 16, 2020; later discontinued by September 5, 2021.[6]
23B, 23E[38] ↔
23C
McLean–Crystal City Line 		Langley CIA Headquarters ↔ Crystal City station
  • Discontinued on March 30, 2014.[24]
23M, 23N McLean Hamlet ↔ Ballston–MU station
23W
Westpark Shuttle Line 		Tysons-Westpark Transit Center ↔ Tysons Corner Center
  • Park Run Dr
  • 23W was a temporary route between Tyson-Westpark Transit Center & Tyson Corner Center that was introduced on March 30, 2014.[24]
  • Discontinued on July 26, 2014, after the Silver Line Opened.[44]
23X
Great Falls Bus Line 		Great Falls ↔ West Falls Church station
  • Old Dominion Drive
24A ↔
24F ↔
24M
Ballston-Pentagon Line 		Ballston–MU station ↔ Pentagon station
  • Truncated and renamed as Route 24P trips on December 28, 2003.[76]
24P
Ballston-Pentagon Line 		Ballston–MU station ↔ Pentagon station
  • Discontinued September 28, 2009. Replaced by ART Route 42.[77]
  • ART 42 launched September 30, 2006, with the takeover of Saturday Metrobus 24P service, leading to weekday service only.
  • No Sunday Service
24T
McLean Hamlet-East Falls Church Line 		Tysons-Westpark Transit Station ↔ East Falls Church station
  • Westmoreland Street
  • Discontinued July 26, 2014, after the Silver Line opened.[44]
25A, 25C, 25D, 25E
Ballston-Bradlee-Pentagon Line 		Pentagon station ↔
  • Discontinued on June 21, 2015; replaced by 22A, 22B, 22C, 22F.[30]
25F, 25G, 25J, 25P, 25R
Ballston-Bradlee-Pentagon Line 		Pentagon station ↔
  • Carlin Springs Road (25F, 25J, 25P, 25R)
  • King Street (25F, 25G, 25J)
  • Interstate 395 (25F, 25J, 25P, 25R)
  • Army Navy Drive (25P, 25R)
  • Simplified and restructured as Route 25A, 25C, and 25D trips on December 30, 2007[78]
25S
 ↔
  • Discontinued on March 11, 1984.[52]
26A, 26E
East Falls Church Line
(GEORGE) 		↔ East Falls Church station
  • Broad Street
  • Transferred to Arlington Transit on July 6, 2009.[39]
  • 26A was reincarnated as the Annandale-East Falls Church Line on December 29, 2013.[8]
26G, 26H[47]
Burke Centre-Dunn Loring Line 		↔
  • Discontinued in 1996.[51]
26T Springfield Mall ↔ Tysons Corner Shopping Center
26W
West Falls Church Line
(GEORGE) 		Falls Church ↔ West Falls Church station
  • Broad Street
  • Transferred to Arlington Transit on July 6, 2009.[39]
27B[21][38]
Hayfield-Franconia Line 		↔
27E, 27F
Landmark Express Line 		Landmark Mall ↔
  • Renamed 21A & 21B on September 24, 1978.[38]
27H[38] Pentagon station ↔
27K[38] Springfield Town Center ↔ Pentagon station
27P
Hayfield-Franconia Line 		↔
  • Discontinued on June 26, 1983.[21]
27W[38] Pentagon station ↔ Beacon Hill
  • Southgate Drive
  • South Kings Highway
27X[21] Pentagon station ↔
27Y, 27Z[46]
Saratoga Line 		↔
28B
Alexandria-Tysons Corner Line 		Tysons Corner ↔ King Street–Old Town station
  • Discontinued on December 27, 2009.[32]
28C
NVCC Alexandria-King Street Line 		NVCC Alexandria Campus ↔ King Street–Old Town station
  • Discontinued in mid 2002. Replaced by DASH AT6
28T
Tysons Corner-West Falls Church Line 		Tysons-Westpark Transit Center ↔ West Falls Church station
  • Discontinued on July 26, 2014, after the Silver Line opened.[44]
28G
Skyline City Line 		Skyline City (5113 S George Mason Drive) ↔ Pentagon station
  • 28G replaced the 7B between Fillmore Avenue and Pentagon station via Fillmore Avenue on March 29, 2015.
  • Discontinued on June 6, 2021, replaced by 22F.[23]
28X
Leesburg Pike Limited Line 		East Falls Church station ↔ Mark Center
  • Discontinued on June 25, 2017.[25]
29A, 29B
Annandale Line 		Pentagon station ↔ Annandale
  • 29A discontinued on June 26, 1983.[21]
  • 29B was renamed 29G on June 26, 1983.[21]
29C
Annandale Line 		Pentagon station ↔ NVCC–Annandale
29E, 29H, 29X
Annandale Line 		Pentagon station ↔
  • Discontinued on March 29, 2015
  • 29E replaced by 29G, 29W
  • 29H was replaced by 16L
  • 29X was renamed 29W.
29L[52][38] Pentagon station ↔
29M[52] ↔
29W
Braeburn Drive–Pentagon Express Line 		NVCC–Annandale ↔ Pentagon station
  • 29W was formerly known as the 29X until March 29, 2015.
  • Transferred to Fairfax Connector and renamed to Route 835 on July 10, 2021.[42]
29Z[38] Pentagon station ↔
38A, 38C[34][35]
Ballston-Farragut Square Line 		Farragut Square ↔ Ballston–MU station
38F
Ballston-Farragut Square Line 		Farragut Square ↔ Ballston–MU station
  • Discontinued on January 2, 1981, and replaced by 38A.[34][35]
S80, S91 (TAGS)[79]
Springfield Circulator
  • S80 (East) Hilton Springfield
  • S80 (West) Metro Park Building
  • S91 Springfield Mall
 ↔ Franconia–Springfield station
  • Transferred to Fairfax Connector and renamed routes Routes 350 and 351 on January 3, 2021.[80]
S81
Springfield Circulator
  • Hilton Springfield
  • Metro Park Building
 ↔ Franconia–Springfield station
  • Franconia–Springfield Parkway
  • Discontinued on September 26, 2004, and replaced by route S80.[13][65]
S82
Metro Park Shuttle 		Franconia–Springfield station ↔ Metro Park Building
  • Franconia–Springfield Parkway
  • Discontinued on September 26, 2004, and replaced by route S80.[65][13]
V1
Pan Am Parking Lot/Vienna Shuttle Line 		Vienna/Fairfax–GMU station ↔ Pan Am Shopping Center
W99
West Ox Road Shuttle[82] 		Vienna/Fairfax–GMU station ↔ McConnell Public Safety and Transportation Operations Center
Y31
Yorktown High School Line 		Yorktown High School ↔ Washington-Lee High School (Washington Blvd. & N. Quincy Street)
  • George Mason Drive
  • Washington Blvd.
  • Introduced on March 3, 2008.[83]
  • Renamed route 38B in mid to late 2010
  • One way route, PM service only
  • No stops between terminal points
  • Route renames to 38B when arrived at terminus

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