Directions to Southeast Assembly Avenue station (Vancouver) with public transit
The following transit lines have routes that pass near Southeast Assembly Avenue
Bus: 32, 6.How to get to Southeast Assembly Avenue station by bus?
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Bus stops near Southeast Assembly Avenue in Vancouver
- Evergreen Blvd & 5th St, 50 min walk,
Bus lines to Southeast Assembly Avenue station in Vancouver
- 32, Van Mall Transit Center: Bay D,
What are the closest stations to Southeast Assembly Avenue?
The closest stations to Southeast Assembly Avenue are:
- Evergreen Blvd & 5th St is 4304 yards away, 50 min walk.
Which bus lines stop near Southeast Assembly Avenue?
These bus lines stop near Southeast Assembly Avenue: 32, 6.
What time is the first bus to Southeast Assembly Avenue in Vancouver?
The 32 is the first bus that goes to Southeast Assembly Avenue in Vancouver. It stops nearby at 5:51 AM.
What time is the last bus to Southeast Assembly Avenue in Vancouver?
The 32 is the last bus that goes to Southeast Assembly Avenue in Vancouver. It stops nearby at 9:22 PM.
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Public Transit to Southeast Assembly Avenue in Vancouver
How to get to Southeast Assembly Avenue in Vancouver, United States?
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Bus: 32, 6.
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