(MD 212), in order to completely replace the former Shuttle UM "Adelphi North" route that was discontinued at the time. However; Shuttle UM's Powder Mill Village route was rerouted to operate back from the Powder Mill Village Apartments towards the University of Maryland College Park Campus, via Powder Mill Road (MD 212), Powder Mill Road, New Hampshire Avenue (MD 650), Metzerott Road, Paint Branch Drive, and Regents Drive instead of operating via Cherry Hill Road, Seven Springs Village Apartments, Cherry Hill Road, Baltimore Avenue (U.S. Route 1), Edgewood Road, Rhode Island Avenue, Greenbelt Road, Baltimore Avenue (U.S. Route 1), and Campus Drive. The former segment of the Shuttle UM Powder Mill Village route's routing was replaced by Shuttle UM's brand new "107 Seven Springs Village" route in August, 2006. The Shuttle UM Powder Mill Village route was eventually truncated to only operate between the University of Maryland College Park Campus and intersection of Powder Mill Road & New Hampshire Avenue (MD 650) in August, 2010 due to the request by the management of the Powder Mill Village Apartment Complex to no longer serve the complex. However; two years later, the route was truncated even further to only operate up to the former "Adelphi North" terminus inside the Chateau at Avery Apartment Complex on Oakview Drive in the far northeast Silver Spring (south of the I-495/I-95 interchange bordering Adelphi) and as a result, was officially renamed as, "108 Adelphi" in 2012. The 2012-13 year saw the cancellation of the company's "park and ride" services: 101 Burtonsville Park and Ride, 107 Laurel Park and Ride, and 120 Bowie Park and Ride. As Shuttle–UM's first aim to promote sustainability by providing service to regions further than the surrounding campus, the routes servicing Burtonsville, Bowie, and Laurel saw a decline in ridership. Riders protested its cancellation; however, on October 12, the routes were serviced for the final time while DOTS provided alternatives for the riders in reaching campus. Additionally to the decline in riders, the 124 The Universities at Shady Grove route required more buses and funds to maintain, thus the park and rides fate was determined by a budget cut necessary to maintain the 124. With the expansion of Shuttle–UM into Baltimore at the UMB campus, three routes began to service the area in 2012–13 with 701 BioPark, 702 Mount Vernon, and 703 Federal Hill servicing the immediate UMB campus seven days a