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Below are the dates for horse shows at Gardnertown Farm in 2019. For the most up to date information, visit their website. Rated Shows March 15-17 A Rated Prize List Schedule Regional II shows The following dates are Regional II Rated and follow the same prize list and schedule. March 30 April 28 May. Mountain Meadows Stables is a full service, quality horse boarding facility on over 20 acres of landscaped grounds. We are located in the west San Fernando Valley, 2 miles up a scenic canyon road. You will enjoy a beautiful view overlooking the city below. MMS has been gladly serving the equestrian needs of our neighbors since 1997. Meadows Equestrian Center is a small, private barn run by Taylor Aulabaugh. She is currently the only trainer but is remarkable and has the experience to help the rider and horse reach their goal. She is currently working on getting her Bachelors Degree in Equine Science.

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TheBus
FoundedJanuary,1990; 31 years ago[1]
Service areaPrince George's County, Maryland, U.S.
Service typeBus service
Routes22
FleetGillig
Fuel typeDiesel
OperatorRATP Dev(since July 1, 2020)
WebsiteTheBus

TheBus (stylized as THEBUS) is a bus transportation system serving Prince George's County, Maryland, providing Monday-Saturday service. There are 29 bus routes, with most operating between Washington Metro stations in the county, with two routes running to Upper Marlboro. The fare is $1.25, but seniors (age 60+), the disabled, one child under 5 years old, and students (between 2:00PM and 7:00PM) ride free.[2][3] On October 13, 2008, TheBus began accepting payment using SmarTrip regional farecards.[4] The County has contracted operations and maintenance of THE BUS system to RATP Dev.[5]

History[edit]

A new version of The Bus Route 21X: Prince George's Community College
Gillig LF Diesel in Route U.S. 1 Ride Wrap on The Bus Route 17: Mount Rainier

The idea for Prince George's County establishing its own transit system was initially brought up by Prince George's County in 1986, as a way of providing better transportation access to the Upper Marlboro Courthouse and other important government offices, that were isolated from the many of the other areas of Prince George's County that were served by WMATA's Metrorail and Metrobus System. While WMATA itself could have easily have provided these areas of Prince George's County, it was not very cost effective for Prince George's County to allow WMATA to do so as WMATA would have charged Prince George's County for the costs of operating those particular bus routes. WMATA charges counties the costs of operating some routes, because as regional routes they were not profitable due to lower ridership. Therefore, Prince George's County decided it would be much cheaper for the county to operate their own transit system instead. Prince George's County learned watching Montgomery County's success of developing its own 'Ride On' transit system in March 1975, which also was being asked by WMATA to pay for their buses on routes in Montgomery County. Thus, Prince George's County's 'The Bus' system was created in January 1990.

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The first two 'The Bus' routes that Prince George's County started off operating were routes 20 and 21. Route 20 would operate between the Addison Road Metro Station (WMATA's Blue Line's northern terminus in Prince George's County at the time, prior to the Largo Town Center extension in December 2004) and the Upper Marlboro Courthouse. Route 21, on the other hand, would operate between the New Carrollton Metro Station (WMATA's Orange Line's northern terminus in Prince George's County) and the Equestrian Center, also serving the Upper Marlboro Courthouse as well. After observing the success of these two Prince George's County bus routes, Prince George's County decided to expand its routes in April 1996 from two routes to six. The Bus system was able to increase the number of routes it operated around this time as WMATA's northern Green Line stations in Prince George's County, which notably were the West Hyattsville, Prince George's Plaza, College Park U of MD, and Greenbelt opened about three years earlier in December, 1993. Thus, there were even more residential areas around these stations to serve. These additional routes would serve areas somewhat already served by WMATA's Metrobus and Metrorail system but instead provide additional transportation service to residents and business living in those areas. Even more routes were added as several Metro Green Line stations opened in January, 2001, which notably were the Southern Avenue, Naylor Road, Suitland, and Branch Avenue Metro Stations. Then, eventually, in December, 2004, PG County's The Bus expanded once again when WMATA's new Blue Line stations, Morgan Boulevard and the Largo Town Center Metro Stations, opened.

Beginning on November 7, 2020, TheBus launched new Saturday service on routes 13, 16, 17, 18, 20, 21, 24, 26, 30, 32, 33, 35, and 36. All routes operate every 30-45 minutes between 6:00 AM and 6:00 PM.[6][7]

Fleet[edit]

As of September 2020, the fleet consists of the following:

PhotoBuilder and
model name
Model yearLengthNumbers
(Total)
Amount in serviceFuel PropulsionPowertrain (Engine/Transmission)Notes
Gillig
Low Floor
2008-201235 ft (10.67 m)63159-63170, 63188-63217, 62616, 62623-62628, 62633-62652
(68 buses)
57Diesel
  • Cummins ISL
  • Voith D864.5
2011-201229 ft (8.839 m)62617-62622, 62629-62632
(10 buses)
10
  • Cummins ISL
  • Voith D864.5
ElDorado National
Axess BRT
201935 ft (10.67 m)63011-63016
(6 buses)
6
  • Cummins L9
  • Allison B400R
  • Entered service on July 5, 2019
ElDorado National
E-Z Rider II BRT
202063032-63036
(5 buses)
5
  • Entered service in August, 2020
Gillig
Low Floor BRT
202029 ft (8.839 m)63017-63031
(15 buses)
15
  • Entered service in September, 2020

Retired Fleet[edit]

YearBuilder and model nameNumbers
(preserved numbers)
Year RetiredPicturePowertrain
(engine and transmission)
Notes
1990Flxible
Metro B
9485, 9493, 9497
  • Cummins L10
  • Voith D863.3
  • Ex WMATA buses, acquired between 2006-07
1992Bus Industries
of America

Orion V (05.501)
8033–8036
  • Detroit Diesel Series 50 EGR
  • Voith D864.3E
  • Ex WMATA buses, acquired in 2008
1996Gillig
Phantom 35'
62895-62899
1996-97Champion
Contender
62922-62935
1999Thomas Built Buses
TL960 30'
62992-62994
2000-01, 2004Thomas Dennis
SLF230
63004-63008, 63017-63031, 63076-63078
Goshen
Presidential
63009-63016, 63039-63056, 63100
  • 63100 is a 2004 model.
2001-02Thomas Dennis
SLF230
53012, 53015-53016, ?
  • Cummins ISB
  • Allison B300R
  • Ex MTA Maryland buses
Thomas Dennis
SLF
63128-63130
2005-06Thomas
Saf-T-Liner HDX
63086-63099, 63101-631082015-16
2006Gillig
Phantom 35'
63139-631512020
  • Cummins ISL
  • Voith D864.5
  • Replaced by ElDorado buses and Gillig BRTs

Routes[edit]

All routes operate between Monday and Friday with select routes operating on Saturday. Service usually ends around 7:00 pm.

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RouteNameTerminalsMajor streetsHistoryNotes
11
Greenbelt Metrorail Station – Greenway CenterGreenbelt station
  • Hanover Parkway
  • Crescent Road
  • Cherrywood Lane
  • Operates as a loop
West Hyattsville Metrorail Station – Gwen Britt Senior CenterWest Hyattsville stationGwen Britt Senior Center
  • Hamilton Street
  • 38th Street
  • Rhode Island Avenue
  • 34th Street
  • Chillum Road
  • Serves Cora B. Woods Senior Center when going through Brentwood.
13
West Hyattsville Metrorail Station – County Service Building - Hamilton StreetPrince George's Plaza stationWest Hyattsville station
  • East-West Highway
  • Queens Chapel Road
  • Hamilton Street
  • Ager Road
  • Serves the communities of Hyattsville and Green Meadows
  • Serves the Hyattsville Courthouse when passing through Downtown Hyattsville via Rhode Island Avenue.
Prince George's Plaza Metrorail Station – College Park Metrorail StationPrince George's Plaza stationCollege Park–University of Maryland station
  • River Road
  • Good Luck Road
  • East-West Highway
  • Queensbury Road
  • Serves the communities of Hyattsville, Riverdale, and College Park
  • Service to Riverdale Station was discontinued on April 29, 2019. Buses now follow a similar path to the Metrobus Route F4 along East-West Highway[8]
15X
Greenbelt Metrorail Station – New Carrollton Metrorail StationGreenbelt stationNew Carrollton station
  • Greenbelt Road
  • Cipriano Road
  • Annapolis Road
  • Peak hours service only
  • Express Route
  • Via NASA Goddard Visitors Center
New Carrollton Metrorail Station – Greenbelt StationNew Carrollton stationGreenbelt station
  • 85th Avenue
  • Good Luck Road
  • Hanover Parkway
  • Greenbelt Road
  • Cherrywood Lane
17
College Park IKEA – Mount Rainier TerminalIKEA (College Park, MD)Mt. Rainer Terminal
  • Rhode Island Avenue
  • Baltimore Avenue
  • via College Park–University of Maryland station
Langley Park Transit Center – Addison Road MetroRailTakoma Langley Crossroads Transit CenterAddison Road station
  • University Blvd
  • East-West Highway
  • Queens Chapel Road
  • Annapolis Road
  • Martin Luther King Jr. Highway
  • via Prince George's Plaza station
20
Addison Road Metrorail Station – County CourthouseAddison Road stationCounty Courthouse
  • Addison Road
  • Marlboro Pike
  • Old Marlboro Pike
  • Main Street
  • Select trips bypass Melwood Training Center
New Carrollton Metrorail Station – County Courthouse/Equestrian CenterNew Carrollton stationCounty Courthouse
  • Garden City Drive
  • Ardwick-Ardmore Road
  • Landover Road
  • Lottsford Road
  • Largo Road
  • Rerouted to serve Largo Town Center Station once it opened in December, 2004
  • Select trips ends at Equestrian Center Lot 1
21X
New Carrollton – Prince George's Community College – MVANew Carrollton stationMotor Vechile Administration Largo
  • Garden City Drive
  • Ardwick-Ardmore Road
  • Landover Road
  • Campus Way
  • Rerouted to serve Largo Town Center Station once it opened in December, 2004
  • Express Route
  • Trips starting from 6:00pm ends at Prince George's Community College
Morgan Boulevard Metrorail Station – Chatsfield WayMorgan Boulevard stationBrightseat Road @ Evarts Street
  • Brightseat Road
  • Sheriff Road
  • Central Avenue
  • Garrett A. Morgan Blvd
  • Service started in December, 2004 when the Morgan Boulevard Station opened as part of the Blue Line Extension from Addison Road-Seat Pleasant to the Largo Town Center Station
  • Route used to serve the former site of Landover Mall even after the mall was demolished, up until Sears closed
23
Addison Road Metrorail Station – Sheriff RoadCheverly stationAddison Road station
  • Columbia Park Road
  • Cabin Branch Drive
  • Sheriff Road
  • Nalley Road
  • Central Avenue
Capitol Heights – Morgan Boulevard Metrorail StationMorgan Boulevard stationCapitol Heights station
  • Ritchie Road
  • Pennsylvania Avenue
  • East Capitol Street
  • Rerouted to serve Largo Town Center Station once it opened in December, 2004
25
Capitol Heights Metrorail Station – Highview PlaceCapitol Heights station
  • East Capitol Street
  • Central Avenue
  • Capitol Heights Blvd
  • Marlboro Pike
  • Southern Avenue
  • Operates as a loop
Morgan Boulevard Metrorail Station – Largo Metrorail StationMorgan Boulevard stationLargo Town Center station
  • Garrett A. Morgan Blvd
  • Hampton Park Blvd
  • Ritchie-Marlboro Road
  • Harry S. Truman Drive
  • Campus Way South
  • Largo Road
  • Rerouted to serve Largo Town Center Station once it opened in December, 2004
  • Trips starting from 6:00pm bypasses Motor Vehicle Administration in Largo
27
Landover Metrorail Station – Kent VillageLandover station
  • Pennsy Drive
  • Landover Road
  • Dodge Park Road
  • 75th Avenue
  • Operates as a loop
Largo Metrorail Station – Woodmore Towne CenterLargo Town Center station
  • Largo Drive West
  • Lottsford Road
  • Arena Drive
  • McCormick Drive
  • Campus Way North
  • Rerouted to serve Largo Town Center Station once it opened in December, 2004
  • Operates as a loop
30
Branch Avenue Metrorail Station - Medstar Southern Maryland HospitalBranch Avenue stationSouthern Maryland Hospital
  • Auth Road
  • Allentown Road
  • Temple Hill Road
  • Piscataway Road
  • Hospital Drive
Clinton Fringe Parking Lot - Naylor Road Metrorail StationClinton Fringe Parking LotNaylor Road station
  • 28th Parkway
  • Temple Hill Road
  • Brinkley Road
  • Coventry Way
  • Woodyard Road
33
Padgett's Corner Shopping Center - Southern Avenue Metrorail StationSouthern Avenue stationOld Branch Avenue @ Allentown Way
  • Southern Avenue
  • Owens Road
  • Brinkley Road
  • Allentown Road
Suitland Metrorail Station- Capital Crossing ApartmentsSuitland stationCapital Crossing Apartments
  • Suitland Road
35
Southern Avenue Metro Station – Camp SpringsSouthern Avenue stationPadgetts Corner
  • Southern Avenue
  • Indian Head Highway
  • Oxon Hill Road
  • Brinkley Road
  • via National Harbor
Oxon Hill Park and Ride Lot - Ft. Washington Senior ResidencesOxon Hill Park & RideFt. Washington Senior Residences
  • National Harbor Blvd
  • Oxon Hill Road
  • Livingston Road
  • Fort Washington Road
  • Midday service only
  • 6 total trips only
36
Clinton Fringe Park & Ride Lot - Mattawoman-Beantown Road Park & RideMTA Park & Ride LotClinton Fringe Parking Lot
  • Brandywine Road
  • US Route 301
  • Only route to exit Prince Georges County
Camp Springs - Southern Avenue Metrorail StationCamp SpringsSouthern Avenue station
  • Allentown Road
  • Indian Head Highway
  • Southern Avenue
  • Introduced on June 21, 2015 to replace WMATA Metrobus Route W15.
  • Peak hours service only
  • AM to Southern Ave, PM to Camp Springs
51
Equestrian Center – Courthouse - Chrysler BuildingEquestrian Center
  • Water Street
Equestrian Center – Courthouse – Marlboro MeadowsEquestrian CenterMarlboro Meadows
  • Marlboro Pike
Introduced on August 24, 2020 to replace route 53.[9]
51B
Equestrian Center – Courthouse – Dille DriveEquestrian CenterCorrectional Center
  • Old Marlboro Pike
Introduced on August 24, 2020 to replace route 53.[9]

Former Routes[edit]

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These routes have been served by TheBus at one point but have since been discontinued due to either low ridership, simplification to other routes, or combined into another route.

RouteNameTerminalsMajor streetsNotes and History
Greenbelt to Goddard Corporate ParkGreenbelt stationGoddard Corporate Park
  • Greenbelt Road
  • Crescent Road
  • Cherrywood Lane
  • Hanover Parkway
  • Discontinued on December 19, 2010 replaced by routes 11 and 16 and Metrobusroutes G12, G13, G14, and G16.[10][11]
52
Equestrian Center to Courthouse Shuttle
Villages of Marlborough - Marlboro MeadowsVillage Drive West at Clairfield LaneClairfield Lane - Arrival
  • Village Drive West
  • Marlboro Pike
  • Old Marlboro Pike
  • Suspended as of March 19, 2020[12] and Discontinued on August 24, 2020 and replaced by routs 51A and 51B.[9]

References[edit]

  1. ^https://ggwash.org/view/67275/thebetterbus-prince-georges-county-is-working-on-a-plan-to-improve-thebus-service /
  2. ^'TheBus: Routes and Schedules'. Prince George's County government. Retrieved 2008-12-06.
  3. ^'Public Notice'(PDF). Prince George's County government. Retrieved 2008-12-06.
  4. ^'Public Notice: Prince George's County TheBus will begin using new fareboxes...'(PDF). Prince George's County government. 2008. Retrieved 2008-12-06.
  5. ^'RATP Dev USA Begins Operations as New Contract Provider for TheBus'. 1 July 2020. Retrieved 12 October 2020.
  6. ^https://twitter.com/PGCountyDPWT/status/1324803818496921602?s=20
  7. ^https://twitter.com/PGCountyDPWT/status/1325060559159570432?s=20
  8. ^https://www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/DocumentCenter/View/25654/Route-14?bidId=
  9. ^ abchttps://www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/ImageRepository/Document?documentId=31662
  10. ^https://www.flickr.com/photos/39017545@N02/5070441932/
  11. ^https://www.flickr.com/photos/39017545@N02/5070441598/
  12. ^https://www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/DocumentCenter/View/29223/PGC-The-Bus-COVID-19-Public-Notices--overall-service-reduction-plan-v3

External links[edit]

  • TheBus at The Schumin Web Transit Center
Retrieved from 'https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=TheBus_(Prince_George%27s_County)&oldid=1001496544'

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Spruce Meadows offers an incredible experience for fans and riders alike. From novice rider development to the Olympics, Spruce Meadows supports show jumping like no other facility in the world. Starting in February with our first Classic Series event, through to our Oktoberfest tournament, there’s over $6 million in prize money to be won for the 2021 season.

Please note, the entire 2020 season has been cancelled. Below are all dates and information applicable to tournaments in 2021 only, and are subject to change.

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Tournament2021 Dates2022 Dates (tentative)
May Classic IMay 08 - 09May 07 - 08
May Classic IIMay 14 - 16May 13 - 15
'National' CSI 5* presented by RolexJune 10 - 13June 16 - 19
'Continental' CSI 5* presented by RolexJune 17 - 21June 23 - 26
'Canada One' CSI 3*July 01 - 04June 30 - July 03
'North American' CSI 5* presented by RolexJuly 08 - 11July 06 - 10
'Pan American' CSI 5* presented by RolexJuly 15 - 18July 14 - 17
'Champions' Welcome CSI 3*September 01 - 04August 31 - September 03
'Masters' CSIO 5*September 08 - 12September 07 - 11
Oktoberfest IOctober 14 - 17October 13 - 16
Oktoberfest IIOctober 21 - 24October 20 - 23