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Maryland
Mass Transit
The MTA, an alternative to facing the highway,
operates several bus lines which connect the Washington Metro Area with other
parts of Maryland. The following routes serve the Washington Metro area:
- No. 901
La Plata/Waldorf to Washington DC - No.
904
Rt. 4 Flyer/North Beach/Huntington/Prince Frederick to Washington
DC - No.
905
California/Charlotte Hall/Waldorf to Washington - No.
921/922
Kent Island/Annapolis to New Carrolton/Washington DC - No.
929
Rt. 29 Flyer/Columbia to Silver Spring/Washington DC - No.
991
Hagerstown/Frederick to Shady Grove Metro - No.
995
I-95 Flyer/Columbia to Washington, D.C.
More information including
schedules and specific
routes can be obtained from the Maryland Transit Authority web site. back
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Rail Commuter Service (MARC)
The MARC train is also farther
reaching than our extensive network of metro train lines. The MARC operates three
rail lines in the state of Maryland. These lines are the Penn Line, the Camden
Line and the Brunswick Line. The nearest stop for Derwood residents is the Rockville
Metro Station. In general the MARC train carries 20,000 passengers a day. It maintains
a daily route between the westerly station of Martinsburg, WV south to Union Station
in Washington DC, Union Station and Baltimore (2 lines), and Union Station and
its easterly station in Perryville, MD (Cecil County). If you desire to get to
Baltimore Washington International Airport, one alternative is via the MARC train. Maps
of the MARC rail lines are available online: back
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