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Amtrak

Available on: iOS Android

Discover the convenience of traveling with Amtrak – The app provides simple and intuitive access to travel info
Citymapper

Available on: iOS Android

The ultimate transport app that uses open data, mobile, and payment technology to make transport sustainable and hassle free.
CityMotion

Available on: iOS Android

You’ll be able to get real-time information for all your mobility options anywhere and everywhere you go. Data is sorted by what’s most useful at the exact time and moment you open the app.
DC Metro & Bus

Available on: iOS Android

Real-time Metrorail and Metrobus predictions for planning trips in DC, Maryland, or Virginia.
DC Metro Transit

Available on: iOS Android

Get real-time predictions for DC Metrorail, Metrobus, Arlington Transit (ART), DC Circulator, DC Streetcar, PG County-The Bus, Fairfax CUE, and UMD Shuttle. Keep track of your favorite stations and sort them however you like!
DC Streetcar Transit Map

Explore DC Streetcar’s 2.2-mile trolley line along H St NE. This interactive map shows real-time data.
Next Arrivals

An official WMATA tool, Next Arrivals shows real-time arrival information for both Metrorail and Metrobus.
Transit

Available on: iOS Android

Transit is your real-time urban travel companion. Get accurate real-time predictions, simple trip planning, step-by-step navigation, service disruption notifications, and departure and stop reminders.
TripGo

Available on: iOS Android

Compare and combine any transportation mode like the bus, train, taxi, metro, a personal or shared car or bike, motorcycle, or rideshare.
VRE Mobile

Available on: iOS Android

Buy and use tickets and passes for VRE Commuter Rail.
VRE Rider

Available on: iOS

Browse the train schedules, see where stations are located, and get fare information. You can also get alerts from VRE and Twitter, and current train locations.
WMATA Trip Planner

Receive up to three itineraries for getting to your destination by bus, rail, or both. Available on WMATA’s website.

CommuterDirect.com
CommuterDirect is your one-stop shop for transit passes. All rail passes can be purchased here.
District Department of Transportation (DDOT)
For information about projects and planning for rail transportation in the District of Columbia.
Fairfax County Transportation
Learn about commuter and employer resources, latest transit news, and service alerts in Fairfax County, VA.
Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT)
Read about transportation services and regulations for the state of Maryland.
MetroAlerts
Sign up to receive FREE alerts to your desktop or mobile phone about Metrorail, Metrobus, or MetroAccess delays, service adjustments, and detours.
National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board's Traveler Information (MWCOG)
For information about transit updates, projects, and more in the capital region.
Next Arrivals Tool
An official WMATA tool, Next Arrivals shows real-time arrival information for both Metrorail and Metrobus.
SmarTrip® Store
Purchase a WMATA SmarTrip® card to be used interchangeably throughout Washington, Baltimore, and the surrounding region.
Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation
For information about the department meetings and projects in the state of Virginia.
Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT)
Read about transportation services and regulations for the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Virginia Transit Association (VTA)
Learn about legislative advocacy projects to enhance Virginia’s transportation systems.
WMATA Trip Planner Tool
Receive up to three itineraries for getting to your destination by bus, rail, or both. Available on WMATA’s website.

Recent Blogs

Supporting Low-Wage Workers

Many unsung heroes of the pandemic are our low-wage workers. More than 53 million people, or 44 percent of all workers ages 18 to 64 in the United States, earn low hourly wages. According to the Brookings Institute, a low wage is $17.26/hour, which working full-time equates to roughly $36,000/year. These are people who work at grocery stores, restaurants, and retail establishments; in building security; and at countless other jobs.
4 Ways to Use Your Commute Time Savings

Over the past year, telework has certainly provided value as a safe alternative work arrangement in response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Whether it’s one day a week or every day, teleworking can save you time and money, reduce air pollution, and even help stop the spread of COVID-19. We understand that many people can’t telework due to the nature of their job and recognize that the telework experience differs from that of pre-COVID times, however, we encourage everyone to take time for wellness which can start with recapturing the personal time that commuting to the office previously offered.
Navigating to Black-Owned Businesses in the District

Black History Month is nationally observed every February to recognize the great contributions of African Americans in US history -- past, present, and future. This year, goDCgo is celebrating Black History Month in a new way by highlighting some of the black-owned businesses in the District and how to get to their storefront locations using sustainable transportation.
Riding Safe with DC Circulator

The DC Circulator provides public transportation to the District’s main attractions and most lively neighborhoods at a cost of only $1.^* The system consists of 6 distinct routes across Washington, DC, crossing over into Rosslyn, VA, and provides close to five million trips a year. The Circulator services each stop every 10 minutes, providing simple, fast, and affordable transit to residents, commuters, and visitors around the nation’s capital.^**
It’s a New Year! Consider New Commute Possibilities

This new year brings a welcomed spirit of new beginnings and the perfect opportunity to rethink your commute. Will you be returning to the office full-time or a few days a week? Have you considered resuming your pre-pandemic commute? Are you exploring other travel options for getting to work? You should ask yourself these questions, among others, when considering the commute that best meets your needs.
goDCgo Cares!

As an initiative of the District Department of Transportation, goDCgo plays an integral part in serving the needs of clients, commuters, and residents in our nation’s capital. For more than 10 years, we’ve been the leading resource for transportation information in Washington, DC, and are always here to support all your commuting needs. During these unprecedented times, there is nothing we care about more than the health and safety of our community. Each day, we’ve been learning more information around the coronavirus (COVID-19), and we want to continue ensuring you that we are taking the necessary actions to protect the health and safety of the audiences we serve.
Top 10 Sites to See for Black History Month

Every year, February is celebrated as Black History Month to recognize both the achievements and central role of African Americans in US history. Initially coined "Negro History Week" in 1926 by the notable black historian Carter G. Woodson, the week was founded to raise awareness about African Americans' contributions to civilization. Decades later, Woodson's legacy remains stronger than ever. In fact, the celebration expanded to a month during its 50th anniversary in 1976 to become the first-ever African American History Month. Since then, each US president has designated February as Black History Month and endorsed a specific theme. From our nation's first African American president, Barack Obama, to one of the greatest leaders of the Civil Rights Movement, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., we thank you and honor you for your contributions.
Your telework insights, our telework tips

As the District reopens, many businesses are developing plans to prepare for employees to return to the office. To help us better understand employer needs we conducted a telework survey in the fall of 2020 to enable us to support organizations with solutions and recommendations to effectively make this transition.
5 Tactics to increase participation in your telework program

A common trend we hear from DC organizations with telework programs is a lack of participation, having less than 20% of employees working remotely. To help DC employers increase participation in their telework program, we’ve compiled a few tips below.
goDCgo’s Top Telework Tools

Since the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, telework has become a popular solution that allows employees to stay safe at home while maintaining business productivity and operations. This type of arrangement allows you to skip the commute to work entirely from home or another alternative worksite. To create an environment that is conducive to productive work, you'll need more than a desktop computer or laptop in order to perform your duties comfortably and efficiently. For the ultimate, ergonomically-friendly space, check out the goDCgo team's favorite telework tools below.
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