GETTING around DC Find more information at washington.org Metro improvements are underway and might impact certain stations. For updates, visit wmata.com . METRO Metro transit services make DC accessible and easy to navigate. The underground train and citywide bus system (Metrorail or Metrobus) serve the entire area. Most Metrorail stops are nearby major hotels and attractions. Tip: The new Silver Line connects DC and retail mecca Tysons Corner. BUSES The DC Circulator (dccirculator.com) connects many neighborhoods and attractions. It costs $1 for one regular fare and buses arrive every 10 minutes. SmarTrip cards o er discounted rates from transfers. For bus charters, see the Bus Charter Rental list-ings beginning on page 124. TAXIS Taxis in DC accept credit cards. Fares start at $3.25 and are metered. A 15-20% tip is customary. Uber also provides service throughout DC with options including UberX, Uber-XL, Uber Black Car or SUV ride. For a lower-cost alternative, try UberPool, Uber’s ride-share service o ered in DC. ONFOOT ONBIKE DC has numerous public parks and walkable neighborhoods, making navigation on foot easy. Cycle around DC with Capital Bikeshare , a bicycle sharing system serving the metro area, or rent wheels from Bike and Roll DC . WASHINGTON.ORG | 9
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