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Metrorail

Metrorail

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  • For most destinations in the city, Metrorail, the subway-surface rail system, is the best way to get around. Service is frequent, cars are clean and comfortable, stops are convenient to major sights, and the system is among the safest in the world. Fares depend on distance traveled, ranging from $1.35 to $3.90. There is information on Metrorail’s website and the telephone information service. There are 1-day, 7-day, and 28-day passes that allow unlimited trips for a reduced fare.

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Metrorail: www.wmata.com Information telephone 202-637-7000 (TDD 202-638-3780) 5am–midnight Mon–Thu, 5am–3am Fri, 7am–3am Sat, 7am–midnight Sun
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