List of NJ Transit bus routes (500–549)






#2514 on the 505 along Atlantic Avenue in Atlantic City.


Main article: New Jersey Transit Bus Operations

New Jersey Transit operates the following local bus routes within Atlantic County, centered on Atlantic City that were once operated by Atlantic City Transportation Company. All of these routes are exact fare lines (except for 510) and are operated out of the Egg Harbor garage.




Contents






  • 1 Routes


  • 2 Former routes


  • 3 See also


  • 4 External links





Routes


The full route is shown below except for branching. School routes are not listed.



































































Route
 Terminal A
 Main streets of travel
 Terminal B
 Notes

501
Atlantic City Bus Terminal
 Atlantic Avenue
Brigantine Boulevard
Brigantine Avenue
Brigantine
End of Brigantine Avenue

  • 24-hour service

  • Serves Marina District Casinos Golden Nugget Atlantic City, Harrah's Atlantic City, and Borgata

  • Formerly Route A1

502
Atlantic City
North Carolina Avenue
 Atlantic Avenue
Black Horse Pike
Atlantic Cape Community College

  • Sunday service ends at Hamilton Mall in Mays Landing and does not serve Atlantic Cape.

  • Formerly Route A2

504
Atlantic City
Brigantine Boulevard
 Adriatic and Caspian Avenues
Baltic and Arctic Avenues
West End Avenue
Ventnor
Ventnor Plaza
  • Formerly Route A4

505
Atlantic City

  • Venice Park or

  • Gardiner's Inlet


 Atlantic Avenue
Ventnor Avenue
Longport
South 15 Avenue

  • 24-hour service

  • Select service travels via Ventnor Plaza.

  • More frequent service to Venice Park.

  • Formerly Route A5

507
Atlantic City
North Carolina Avenue
 Atlantic Avenue
Shore Road
Ocean City Bus Terminal

  • 24-hour service

  • Formerly Route A7

508
Atlantic City
North Carolina Avenue
 Black Horse Pike
Shore Road
Jimmie Leeds Road
Pomona Road
Hamilton Mall
  • Formerly Route A8

509
Atlantic City
North Carolina Avenue
 Atlantic Avenue
New Road
Somers-Mays Landing Road
Somers Point
Holly Hill Drive

  • Between 9:30 AM and 3:30 PM daily, 509 trips are extended into Ocean City. These trips also operate via the Black Horse Pike instead of the Atlantic City Expressway.

  • Formerly Route A9

510
Wildwood
Wildwood Bus Terminal
 Wildwood Boulevard
Rio Grande

  • Seasonal service only

  • Full Service

  • Former 316 Local service between Wildwood and Cape May, split in 2011.

  • Rerouted to operate via Route 9 in 2016.

  • Section between Rio Grande and Cape May eliminated in 2017

  • Shared with Washington Twp and Newton Ave


Former routes


In the past, New Jersey Transit ran shuttle routes running from the Atlantic City Rail Terminal to casinos in Atlantic City, numbered 506 and 510-513, connecting Atlantic City Line customers to casino destinations. All of these routes are now operated by the Atlantic City Jitney Association using either jitneys or dedicated minibuses. Note: Destinations indicated in chart below reflect names of casinos at the time of the ACJA takeover in the mid-1990s.














































Route Number
 Route Name
 Destinations Served (Note: Current casino names in parentheses)
 Notes

503

 Atlantic City Seasonal (School)
 Ventnor
Chelsea Heights
 Discontinued

506

 Marina Shuttle
 Trump Castle (Golden Nugget)
Harrah's Marina (Harrah's Atlantic City)
 Replaced by ACJA Shuttle #4/Marina

510

(first use)
 Brighton Park Shuttle
Bally's Park Place
Claridge
Sands (since demolished)
 Replaced by ACJA Shuttle #2/Midtown

511

 Uptown Shuttle
Resorts
Trump Taj Mahal (now closed)
Showboat (now closed)
Atlantic County Office Complex
City Hall
 Replaced by ACJA Shuttle #3/Uptown

512

 Midtown Shuttle
Trump Plaza (now closed)
Convention Hall (Boardwalk Hall)
Caesars Boardwalk (Caesars Atlantic City)
 Replaced by ACJA Shuttle #1/Downtown

513

 Downtown Shuttle
 TropWorld (Tropicana)
Bally's Grand (Atlantic Club Casino [now closed])
 Replaced by ACJA Shuttle #1/Downtown


See also



  • Atlantic City Jitney Association - a provider of local bus service solely within Atlantic City


External links



  • New Jersey Transit - Bus

  • Unofficial New Jersey Transit bus map












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