Route 349 begins as a continuation of Shennecossett Road in southern Groton. It runs north as Eastern Point Road, parallel to the Thames River. The road passes through Shennecossett …

New York State Route 349 (NY 349) is an east–west state highway in Fulton County, New York, in the United States. The highway extends for 3.58 miles (5.76 km) across largely rural terrain …

Provides daily service between the Pace Harvey Transportation Center and 79th/Western in Chicago via Western Avenue. Route serves Posted Stops Only along the entire route - see …

Route 349 is one of the few state roads that just "ends" (or begins) at a town road, not a numbered highway. An "END 349" sign at the south end used to be present, but as of 2020 is …

fixed route services for free through the RTA Ride Free Program. Please contact the RTA at (312) 913-3110 for more information on free and reduced fares. Free rides are offered to children …

The CTTransit Stamford 349 - Springdale / Cove bus serves 20 bus stops in the Connecticut area departing from Camp Ave / Ryan St and ending at Cove Rd / Weed Ave. Scroll down to see …

Bus stops are located every 2-3 blocks along the bus route. Most stops are marked with an official bus stop sign; some locations have a white band painted on a pole.

A SHORT SPUR TO GROTON: First planned as the "Defense Access Highway" with a "secret" route designation of CT 649, the CT 349 Expressway was built to provide access between I-95 …

Location: CT 349 and Long Hill Rd, Groton. Immediately after CT 349 begins, we’ll come to an interchange with US 1. Exit for US 1 in both directions. S to SR 649. N to SR 649, S to I-95/CT …

Location: CT 349 and Rainville Ave, Groton Turn right for CT 349 south to the Groton waterfront. Turn left here for SR 649, which serves the Groton-New London Airport.