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Metrorail fares vary by time of day and the distance between stations. Buy SmarTrip® cards online, at any Metrorail station, or at many convenient locations.
Discounts are available for rail-to-bus or bus-to-rail transfer—just use your SmarTrip® card on the bus to access the savings.
Order free Metrorail, VRE and MARC riders’ guides to help plan your trip by rail.
The Metrorail system undergoes scheduled trackwork during off-rush hours and weekends. Stay in the know at WMATA.com.
BACK2GOOD
We’ve gathered alternative transportation options and resources unique to WMATA’s BACK2GOOD program and invite you to challenge us with your commute!
LEARN MOREDiscover the convenience of traveling with Amtrak – The app provides simple and intuitive access to travel info
Real-time predictions for the DC-area transit including Metro, DC Circulator and other regional operators
Find the nearest Metrorail station, train arrivals, station entrances and fare info with this handy app
Explore DC Streetcar’s 2.2-mile trolley line along H St NE – This interactive map shows real-time data
Sign up to be the first to know about Metrorail, Metrobus or MetroAccess delays, service adjustments and detours
This trip planner shows Metro fares and travel times including walking directions and transfers
An official WMATA tool, Next Arrivals shows real-time arrival information for both Metrorail and Metrobus
The official app of the District Department of Transportion, this trip planner features real-time info…
Buy and use tickets and passes for VRE Commuter Rail
Browse VRE schedules, find stations and view fares
CommuterDirect is your one-stop shop for transit passes. All rail passes can be purchased here.
For information about projects and planning for rail transportation in the District of Columbia.
Learn about commuter and employer resources, latest transit news and service alerts.
Read about transportation services and regulations for the state of Maryland.
For information about transit updates, projects and more in the capital region.
Purchase a WMATA SmarTrip® card to be used interchangeably throughout Washington, Baltimore and the surrounding region.
For information about the department meetings and projects.
Read about transportation services and regulations for the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Learn about legislative advocacy projects to enhance Virginia’s transportation systems.
On January 28, 1962, the original DC streetcar made its final run. In February 2016—nearly 50 years later—the District Department of Transportation launched the first of eight new streetcar lines that will connect the city’s neighborhoods.
Visit DCStreetcar.com
The inaugural segment, a 2.2-mile trolley line, connects Union Station and H St NE. Use the service’s interactive transit map to find stops.
Find out when the next streetcar is due to arrive by using the system’s real-time Streetcar Tracker.
Mon-Thurs: 6am–12am Friday: 6am–2am Saturday: 8am–2am Sunday: 8am–10pm
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Regularly take the train? You’re entitled to a guaranteed ride home in the event of an emergency or unscheduled overtime, courtesy of Commuter Connections. To access your four free rides a year, sign up on CommuterConnections.com.
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