Route 370 Bus Schedule: Times, Stops & Map

CDTA • New York Capital Region • 2026

Route 370 Bus Schedule: Times, Stops & Map

The 370 bus schedule most clearly matches CDTA Route 370, the Troy–Schenectady service in New York’s Capital Region. It connects downtown Troy, Latham Farms, Shoppes of Latham and downtown Schenectady, with service extending to Rivers Casino on applicable trips.

Find actual timetable examples, the August 23, 2026 schedule, weekday and weekend patterns, bus fares, major stops, a map, wheelchair information and real-time arrival instructions without decoding several separate transit pages.

Quick route answer

CDTA Route 370: Troy to Schenectady Via Latham

Route 370 is operated by the Capital District Transportation Authority (CDTA). The official route is named Troy/Schenectady and runs seven days a week. Its principal connections include downtown Troy’s Riverfront Station, Latham Farms, Shoppes of Latham, Schenectady’s downtown mobility centers and Rivers Casino.

AgencyCDTA, New York
Service daysMonday–Sunday
Official effective dateAugust 23, 2026
Cash base fare$1.50
Important direction difference: CDTA publishes separate direction tables for trips toward Schenectady and trips toward Troy. Some early trips begin at Gateway Plaza rather than Rivers Casino, and some other trips do not continue to the casino. A dash in the timetable means the trip does not serve that timepoint.
Route number370
Route nameTroy / Schenectady
Major corridorLatham / Route 7
Smart-card fare$1.30
Final checkOfficial live arrivals

Route 370 Rider Guide

Interactive direction finder

Select Your Route 370 Direction

Select where you are going to open the correct official CDTA direction table. The timetable gives scheduled timepoints; real-time arrivals are separate.

Toward Troy

Look for trips marked toward Troy via Latham Shoppes and Rivers Casino. Important timepoints include Gateway Plaza Mobility Center, Shoppes of Latham and Riverfront Station in Troy.

Open Troy Direction Timetable
Official weekday times

CDTA 370 Bus Schedule: Early Weekday Departures

The current CDTA Route 370 schedule effective August 23, 2026 provides selected timepoints for Troy-bound and Schenectady-bound trips. The examples below come from the official weekday table and illustrate how the route operates in the early morning.

First Published Trips Toward Troy

Gateway Plaza, SchenectadyNott Terr & StateLatham FarmsShoppes of LathamRiverfront Station, Troy
4:44 AM4:52 AM5:25 AM5:28 AM5:46 AM
5:24 AM5:32 AM6:05 AM6:08 AM6:26 AM
6:04 AM6:12 AM6:45 AM6:48 AM7:06 AM

These early trips originate at Gateway Plaza in the published table; a dash appears for Rivers Casino. Do not wait at Rivers Casino for a trip whose timetable does not show a departure there.

First Published Trips Toward Schenectady

Riverfront Station, TroyShoppes of LathamLatham FarmsVeterans Park StationGateway Plaza / Rivers Casino
4:55 AM5:08 AM5:11 AM5:39 AMGateway 5:43 AM; no casino stop listed
5:35 AM5:48 AM5:51 AM6:19 AMGateway 6:23 AM; Casino 6:34 AM
6:15 AM6:29 AM6:33 AM7:03 AMGateway 7:07 AM; Casino 7:18 AM
Travel-time example: The official weekday table shows a 5:35 AM Troy departure arriving at Rivers Casino at 6:34 AM, or 59 scheduled minutes. A 4:44 AM Gateway Plaza departure reaches Riverfront Station at 5:46 AM, or 62 minutes. These are individual timepoint-to-timepoint examples, not a fixed journey duration for every passenger.
Saturday and Sunday service

Route 370 Weekend Bus Times and Frequency

CDTA describes Route 370 as a seven-day service. However, early departures and intervals are not identical on weekdays, Saturdays and Sundays. Riders planning a shopping trip, weekend shift or casino visit should check the correct day before boarding.

Weekday early Troy-bound trips40 min The first selected Gateway Plaza departure examples are spaced 40 minutes apart.
Saturday early Troy-bound trips60 min Early published Gateway Plaza departures include 6:04 AM and 7:04 AM.
Sunday Schenectady-bound pattern60 min Selected Riverfront Station departures are hourly from 10:10 AM through multiple daytime trips.

Sample Sunday Departures From Riverfront Station

Leave Riverfront StationShoppes of LathamGateway PlazaRivers Casino
10:10 AM10:26 AM11:07 AM11:17 AM
11:10 AM11:26 AM12:07 PM12:17 PM
12:10 PM12:26 PM1:07 PM1:17 PM

Service-Interval Comparison

The bars compare selected intervals in the published timetable. They are not an all-day headway guarantee.

Weekend return-trip tip: If you are traveling to Shoppes of Latham or Rivers Casino, check your return trip first. A later return service may be less frequent or may not stop at your chosen terminal on every trip.
Stops and connections

Route 370 Stops: Troy, Latham and Schenectady

Route 370 serves an important east–west travel corridor connecting Troy and Schenectady through Latham and commercial areas near Route 7. Rather than reproducing every individual bus-stop pole, these are the main official timepoints and practical landmarks.

1Riverfront Station, Troy
219th St & 3rd Ave
3Shoppes of Latham
4Latham Farms
5Union Street / Downtown Schenectady
6Gateway Plaza / Rivers Casino

This schematic simplifies the corridor for readability. It is not to scale. Exact stop order, one-way streets and terminal extensions must be checked in the official CDTA map.

Riverfront Station, Troy A useful downtown Troy timepoint for starting trips toward Latham and Schenectady. CDTA’s published schedule identifies 4th Street and Fulton Street, with some direction listings referring to new 3rd Street/Front Street.
Shoppes of Latham / Walmart A major retail stop on the route. The schedule provides a named timepoint, so riders can plan trips without guessing a nearby Route 7 stop.
Latham Farms Another commercial-area timepoint, close in scheduled running time to Shoppes of Latham, but not the same boarding location.
Route 7 / Wade Road Useful for trips along the Route 7 corridor. Watch which side of the road and which direction the bus serves.
Veterans Park / Gateway Plaza Downtown Schenectady timepoints for transfers and onward trips. The official table uses different nearby stop names by direction.
Rivers Casino Served by applicable Route 370 trips. Always check the casino column: a dash means that scheduled trip does not serve it.
Local travel tip: Troy and Schenectady each have more than one downtown stop name, and Latham Farms is different from Shoppes of Latham. Use the exact intersection or named timepoint rather than boarding near a similarly named shopping destination.
CDTA fares and payment

Route 370 Bus Fare: Cash, Navigator and Passes

Route 370 uses CDTA’s regular local-bus fare structure. The most economical way to pay depends on whether you ride once, make transfers or travel regularly throughout the Capital Region.

Regular cash fare$1.50 U.S. coins and $1 bills accepted. Prepare the correct fare before boarding.
Navigator Pay As You Go$1.30 Charged for each of the first three eligible rides during a transit day.
Navigator daily cap$3.90 A fourth and subsequent eligible rides during the same transit day cost no additional fare.
31-Day Frequent Rider$65 Unlimited eligible regular-route travel during a 31-day period from first use.
Reduced fares CDTA’s rider guide lists a $0.75 cash half fare for eligible seniors, riders with disabilities and veterans, with corresponding Navigator half-fare products for qualified customers.
Children Up to three children 46 inches tall or shorter may ride free with a fare-paying adult under CDTA’s published rules.
Daily fare example: Four separate eligible Navigator Pay As You Go rides on regular CDTA service cost $3.90 total under the daily cap, compared with $6.00 for four $1.50 cash rides. Companion fares do not count toward the individual daily cap.
Route map and trip planning

Route 370 Map: Troy to Schenectady Via Latham

Use the official CDTA Route 370 page for the operator-controlled route map, direction-specific stop list and timepoints. The geographic map below is centered around Latham, between Troy and Schenectady, to help orient first-time riders.

Official route map and stops CDTA provides the complete route details and stop list with its Route 370 timetable. Use the route page to identify the precise boarding location.

See Route 370 official map

Address-to-address directions CDTA’s trip planner can recommend a combination of routes, walking connections and transfers for your actual starting point and destination.

Use the CDTA trip planner

Step-by-step rider instructions

How to Find the Exact Route 370 Time at Your Stop

The published timetable is organized around selected major timepoints, while the actual route serves many individual stop locations. Use this procedure to avoid choosing the wrong departure.

Open the official Route 370 page.Use CDTA’s Route 370 Troy/Schenectady page, not a screenshot or outdated PDF.
Choose Troy-bound or Schenectady-bound.Match the destination shown on the front of the bus.
Select the correct service date.CDTA provides calendar selection and separate weekday/weekend schedule information.
Locate your stop in the table.Look for Riverfront Station, Shoppes of Latham, Latham Farms, Gateway Plaza, Rivers Casino or the nearest appropriate timepoint.
Follow one timetable row.Each row represents a particular trip across timepoints. A dash indicates that trip does not serve the location.
Check route arrivals before leaving.Use CDTA’s route arrival tab or trip planner and read any trip exceptions or notices.
Arrive before the scheduled time.CDTA recommends reaching your stop two to three minutes early; allow additional time for unfamiliar stops or important connections.
Live bus tracking

Track Route 370 Real-Time Arrivals

Scheduled arrival is the printed timetable time. Real-time arrival is an estimate based on available operating data. Traffic, stop delays, construction, weather and service changes can affect actual arrival.

1. Open CDTA

Go to the official Route 370 page.

2. Choose arrivals

Open the Route Arrivals view.

3. Select direction

Choose Troy or Schenectady.

4. Find your stop

Use the exact location or stop listing.

5. Recheck

Check again before walking out.

The Route 370 article does not provide a live GPS feed itself. Always use the official CDTA service for current predicted arrivals and active schedule exceptions.

Service notices and troubleshooting

Route 370 Delays, Detours and Missed Buses

Early trip exceptionSome trips start at Gateway Plaza, not Rivers Casino. Read the first timepoint carefully.
Retail stop confusionLatham Farms and Shoppes of Latham are separate timepoints. Check the boarding location.
Weekend timetableSunday service may start later and run less frequently than weekday service.
Road disruptionsRoute 7 traffic, weather and construction can delay arrivals across a long intercity corridor.

When a bus is late, first check CDTA’s real-time arrivals and active trip exceptions. If you are transferring to another route, use the trip planner to reassess the connection rather than assuming the next bus will wait.

Accessible travel

Wheelchair Access, Bike Racks and Boarding

CDTA states that its buses are wheelchair accessible and equipped with bicycle racks. The operator also notes that onboard space can be limited if a bike rack is full or the wheelchair securement positions are already occupied.

Wheelchair accessConfirm space, boarding conditions and any specific needs with CDTA before an important trip.
Bicycle racksCDTA publishes bike-rack availability. A full rack may require waiting for a later bus.
Stop accessibilityCheck curb approaches and sidewalks near Route 7, shopping centers and downtown terminals; vehicle accessibility does not guarantee a barrier-free stop approach.
CDTA rider instruction: The operator recommends signaling your stop using the pull cord or yellow strip. Wait until the bus has safely stopped before leaving your seat, and avoid crossing directly in front of the bus after exiting.
Before boarding

Route 370 Rider Checklist

  • Confirm CDTA Route 370 and its destination.
  • Check the travel date and service day.
  • Select Troy-bound or Schenectady-bound.
  • Find your exact stop or timepoint.
  • Check whether the trip serves Rivers Casino.
  • Prepare cash or Navigator payment.
  • Check same-day route arrivals.
  • Read trip exceptions and detour notices.
  • Arrive before the scheduled departure.
  • Verify your return trip before traveling.
Official information

Official Sources for Route 370 Schedules, Fares and Maps

CDTA Route 370 Troy/Schenectady

The official route page contains schedule dates, direction selection, timepoint tables, live arrivals and route information.

Open official Route 370
CDTA How to Ride Guide

Base cash fare, reduced fares, rider etiquette, bike racks, accessibility and boarding instructions.

Read CDTA rider guide
Navigator Fare Products

Pay As You Go fare, daily capping, Frequent Rider passes and discounted fare products.

View Navigator fares
CDTA Trip Planner

Plan travel between addresses, stops and other CDTA routes throughout the Capital Region.

Open trip planner
CDTA Navigator App Help

Learn to purchase, activate and manage mobile Navigator fares and learn how companion fares work.

Navigator mobile help
CDTA Contact and Customer Assistance

For problems involving route access, missed trips or a particular stop, contact CDTA directly at (518) 482-8822.

CDTA official website
Information reviewed October 16, 2026. CDTA’s Route 370 schedule effective August 23, 2026 was used for the examples. Live arrivals, detours and fares may change. BusSchedule.us is an independent informational website, not the operating transit authority.
Frequently asked questions

Route 370 Bus Schedule FAQs

1. What is the Route 370 bus schedule?

CDTA Route 370 operates between Troy and Schenectady, New York, through Latham. The official timetable effective August 23, 2026 includes separate direction and day-of-week schedules.

2. Where does CDTA Route 370 go?

It connects downtown Troy, Shoppes of Latham, Latham Farms, the Route 7 corridor and downtown Schenectady, with Rivers Casino served on applicable trips.

3. What time does Route 370 start on weekdays?

The reviewed weekday table shows a 4:44 AM Gateway Plaza departure toward Troy and a 4:55 AM Riverfront Station departure toward Schenectady. These are selected starting timepoints, not first arrivals at every stop.

4. Does Route 370 run on Sundays?

Yes. CDTA lists Route 370 as a seven-day service, but Sunday departure times and frequency differ from weekdays.

5. How much is the Route 370 bus fare?

CDTA lists a $1.50 regular cash base fare and $1.30 Pay As You Go fare with Navigator. Qualified reduced fares and pass options are available.

6. Does Route 370 stop at Rivers Casino?

Yes, applicable trips serve Rivers Casino. However, some early trips begin or terminate elsewhere. Check the casino timepoint column before boarding.

7. How long does Route 370 take from Troy to Schenectady?

A reviewed weekday trip departs Riverfront Station at 5:35 AM and arrives at Rivers Casino at 6:34 AM, a scheduled 59-minute trip. Other trips and stop-to-stop journeys vary.

8. Where can I find the Route 370 map?

Use the official CDTA Route 370 schedule page for the route map and complete stop information. The map in this article is for geographic orientation only.

9. How can I check real-time Route 370 arrivals?

Open CDTA’s Route 370 page, choose the correct direction and use the Route Arrivals view or a supported CDTA trip-planning tool.

10. Is CDTA Route 370 wheelchair accessible?

CDTA states that its buses are wheelchair accessible and have bicycle racks, although specific onboard accommodations can be limited by available space.

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