Madison St/Rutgers St

Bus stops shape the rhythm of Lower Manhattan, offering more than just a place to board. Madison St/Rutgers St fits neatly into that urban pulse, serving as a key transfer point where routes converge around the clock.

The stop sits at Madison Street in New York, NY 10002, a stretch where the Financial District’s towering facades give way to older brick walk-ups and the occasional bodega. Sidewalks here are narrow, but the curb space is clearly marked for passenger loading, making it easier to step on and off without jostling the steady foot traffic.

Around-the-clock transit means the stop never truly sleeps; buses roll through at all hours, connecting late-shift workers and early risers alike. For anyone needing to confirm a route or report an issue, a quick call to 511 keeps the details at hand.

Directions are straightforward—pull up the map and you’ll see the stop right where Madison meets Rutgers. It’s the kind of spot that blends into the neighborhood until you actually need it.