Sands St/Gold St

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Sands St/Gold St is a New York City bus stop on Sands St at the corner of Gold St, served by B69 in Brooklyn. Times below come from the MTA Bus Time feed and show how far away each bus still is.

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schedule No bus is being tracked toward this stop right now, and there is no scheduled departure in the next two hours.

Where this stop sits

B69

Stop 87 of 90 on the B69

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Nearest subway station York St F 330 m 4 min walk

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Questions about Sands St/Gold St

MTA bus stop · B69

Which buses stop at Sands St/Gold St?

This stop is served by one route: B69. Open a route to see all of its stops.

When is the next bus at Sands St/Gold St?

No bus is being tracked toward this stop at the moment. That is normal late at night and on quiet routes: the page updates itself every 30 seconds, and times appear as soon as the MTA Bus Time feed reports a vehicle.

What does "4 stops away" mean?

It is the number of stops the bus still has to make before it reaches this one, straight from MTA Bus Time. It is a better guide than minutes in traffic: a bus two stops away will be here shortly even if the estimate says five minutes.

Are these times live or from the timetable?

Live whenever a bus is being tracked on the route; those rows show how many stops away the vehicle is. When nothing is being tracked the scheduled timetable is shown instead and clearly labelled as scheduled.

Where exactly is the Sands St/Gold St bus stop?

It stands on Sands St where it meets Gold St in Brooklyn. The map further down the page shows the exact corner, which matters here because the opposite side of the street is usually a separate stop with its own arrival times.

Where is this stop on the B69 route?

It is stop 87 of 90 on the B69, after Sands St/Navy St and before Sands St/Pearl St. Both directions of the route are listed together, so a corner usually appears twice, once for each way.