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Metrorail is DC’s regional rapid transit system with six lines (orange, blue, green, red, silver, yellow) and 98 stations.

Metrorail fares vary by time of day and the distance between stations. ($2.25 – $6.75). Pay using SmarTrip®. 

1, 3, and 7 day passes are available for Metrorail & bus. 

Plan your tip on Metrorail

Learn how to use SmarTrip®

Extended Metro Hours & Service June 6-8

Friday: 5am-2am
Saturday: 6am-2am
Yellow line will run to Greenbelt.
Sunday: 6am-Midnight
Yellow line will run to Greenbelt.

Metrobus is the region’s bus system spanning Virginia, Maryland, and DC. Metrobus fare is $2.25 per ride. Pay using SmarTrip®. 

1, 3, and 7 day passes are available for Metrobus & rail. 

Transfer Discounts: 

-Free, unlimited transfers on Metrobus within a 2-hour period.

-$2.25 discount when transferring to Metrorail within a 2-hour period.

-Metrobus fare is free when transferring from Metrorail within a 2-hour period. 

Plan your tip on Metrobus

Learn how to use SmarTrip®

DC Streetcar runs free, daily trips along the H Street NE Corridor and Benning Road from Union Station to Oklahoma Avenue.

Plan your trip, view schedules, and see real time arrival updates on their website.  

Capital Bikeshare is the region’s bikeshare program. Check out a classic bike or e-bike and return it to any station. With over 700 stations in Virginia, Maryland, and DC.  it’s easy to get where you need to go. 

Choose from a single ride, day pass, or 30 day membership. Pay in the app or at a station kiosk.

A single ride starts at $1.See full pricing and more info.

Capital Bikeshare Tips:

-Whenever possible, ride in a bike lane.

-Don’t ride bikes on the sidewalk in the Central Business District. 

-You must be 16 years or older to rent a bike.

Scooters are available in the District and a great way to travel short distances and connect to transit hubs.

Pricing varies by provider.

Download the Hopp app

Download the Lime app

Scooter Tips:

-Whenever possible, ride scooters in bike lanes.

-Don’t ride scooters on the sidewalk in the Central Business District. 

-You must be 18 years or older to rent a scooter.

-You must lock your scooter to an off street corral, bike rack, parking sign, or stop sign when ending your ride.

Dockless bikes are available in the District and a great way to travel short distances and connect to transit hubs.

Pricing varies by provider.

Download the Veo App

Download the Lime app

Dockless Bike Tips:

-Whenever possible, ride in a bike lane.

-Don’t ride bikes on the sidewalk in the Central Business District. 

-You must be 18 years or older to rent a dockless bike.

-You must lock your dockless bike to an off street corral, bike rack, parking sign, or stop sign when ending your ride.

Located just three miles south of Washington, DC, the Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport is the nearest commercial airport to the capital city and serves the metro DC area. It is directly accessible by Metrorail’s Yellow and Blue lines and Metrobus, as well as a multitude of other shuttle and rideshare options.

Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport may be located about 30 miles east of DC, but don’t let the distance fool you—there are plenty of affordable transportation options available. 

The biggest and busiest airport in the metro DC area, the Washington Dulles International Airport is located 45 minutes west of DC in Virginia. It’s directly accessible by Metrorail’s Silver line, as well as a multitude of other shuttle and rideshare options.

A century-old DC landmark, Union Station is located just blocks from the U.S. Capitol and is considered the city’s top transportation hub. Whether traveling into or out of the District, you’ll be surprised how many transit options are available at this leisure destination.