Αποτελέσματα Αναζήτησης
Metrobus to Metrobus: Free, unlimited transfers within a 2-hour period. Metrobus to Metrorail/Metrorail to Metrobus: Free transfers ($2.25 discount) within a 2-hour period. $2.25 discount does not cover the cost of transferring to/from express routes. SmarTrip card required.
18 Αυγ 2024 · Base Fares: Weekday travel during peak hours (5:00 AM – 9:30 PM) sees adult fares at $3.90, while off-peak and weekend/holiday rides drop to a more wallet-friendly $1.35. Seniors, disabled individuals, and children (5-11 years) enjoy discounted fares, while little ones under 5 ride for free.
Schedules & Maps. Know before you go! Metro's trip planning tools provide instant itineraries and service alerts for trips on Metrorail and Metrobus.
During off-peak hours, fares typically range from $1.85 to $3.85. Metro riders must pay via SmarTrip card or the SmarTrip app on iPhone and Apple Watch. SmarTrip cards are plastic, rechargeable fare cards that can be purchased by cash or credit at any Metro station or in advance on wmata.com.
Lines. The subway system in Washington, D.C. includes six underground transit lines. Each has its own name and color: Red Line (red), Blue Line (light blue), Orange Line (orange), Yellow Line (yellow), Green Line (green) and Silver Line (silver). There are 91 subway stations.
If you are a visitor and want to get an overview of different metro stations and nearby tourist attractions such as the US Capitol Building, Washington Monument, National Mall, White House, etc., then you need an interactive metro map. Here’s the updated version of the DC metro map.
Washington DC’s subway system is run by the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA). 5 lines provide public transportation options in DC, Maryland, and Northern Virginia. The lines are referred by colors: The Red Line (Shady Grove to Glenmont) The Blue Line (Franconia to Largo) The Orange Line (Vienna to New Carrolton)
