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Route Terminal A Main streets of travel Terminal B Notes Garage 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

• Egg Harbor

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

• Egg Harbor

504 Atlantic City
Brigantine Boulevard Adriatic and Caspian Avenues
Baltic and Arctic Avenues
West End Avenue Margate

• Formerly Route A4
• Route extended from Ventnor Plaza——to Margate City on April 1, 2023

• Egg Harbor

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

• Egg Harbor

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

• 24-hour service
• Formerly Route A7

• Egg Harbor

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

• Formerly Route A8

• Egg Harbor

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

• Egg Harbor

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

• Egg Harbor

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.