Q38

Rego Park - Maspeth

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The Q38 is a local MTA bus route serving 46 stops in Queens. Tap any stop for its next departures.

Maspeth-bound Q38 stop on 63rd Dr at Austin St has been temporarily relocated north between Wetherole St and Austin St

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60 Ln/Metropolitan Av

60 Ln/Eliot Av

Metropolitan Av/Fresh Pond Rd

Metropolitan Av/65 St

Metropolitan Av/Mount Olivet Cres

Metropolitan Av/Metro Mall

Metropolitan Av/Christ The King Hs

69 St/Juniper Valley Rd

69 St/66 Rd

Metropolitan Av/69 St

69 St/Metropolitan Av

Juniper Valley Rd/70 St

Juniper Valley Rd/71 St

Juniper Valley Rd/73 Pl

Juniper Valley Rd/74 St

Penelope Av/Dry Harbor Rd

62 Dr/Yellowstone Blvd

63 Rd/Yellowstone Blvd

62 Dr/108 St

63 Rd/108 St

Service alerts on the Q38

Boarding Change

Q38

Until Fall 2027
更新于 2025-11-25 13:42

Maspeth-bound Q38 stop on 63rd Dr at Austin St has been temporarily relocated north between Wetherole St and Austin St

See a map of the boarding change.
What's happening?
Construction
Planned - Detour

Q38

Nov 1, Sunday, 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
更新于 2026-10-29 13:39

Q38 buses will be detoured between 62nd Dr/Queens Blvd and Penelope Ave/Woodhaven Blvd

For northbound service, use the stops on Penelope Ave/84th St or 63rd Dr/Queens Blvd.
For southbound service, use the stops on 62nd Dr/97th St or Penelope Ave/83rd Pl.
See map
Northbound missed stops:
Along 63rd Dr from Woodhaven Blvd to Queens Blvd
Southbound missed stops:
Queens Blvd/63rd Ave
Along 63rd Dr from Queens Blvd to Woodhaven Blvd
What's happening?
63rd Drive Street Fair
Note: Bus arrival information may not be accurate or available while buses are detoured.

Questions about the Q38

Rego Park - Maspeth

How many stops does the Q38 have?

The Q38 serves 46 stops, running roughly between 60 Ln/Metropolitan Av and 63 Rd/108 St. Both directions are listed together, so most street corners appear twice — once for each way.