BoltBus launches new Philly-Baltimore-D.C. route

A BoltBus bus.
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BoltBus is rolling out new service for Philadelphia travelers heading south to the Inner Harbor or nation's capital.

The express line announced Tuesday a new route – Philly to Baltimore to Washington, D.C. – that will serve travelers from Thursday to Monday. Fourteen round-trips are scheduled weekly.

Arrival and departure will be from the current hub at 3101 JFK Boulevard in University City.

Round trip runs $40-$44 for the three-hour-and-15-minute trip to Union Station in Washington. (It's a two-hour trip if you are getting off in downtown Baltimore.)

On Fridays, there are departures from Philadelphia at 8:45 a.m., 1 p.m., 3 p.m. and 5:45 p.m.

BoltBus, which is operated by Greyhound Lines, offers free wi-fi and power outlets.

For fare and schedule information, or to purchase tickets, visit BoltBus.com.