Lewes Transit Center Delaware lies in the heart of the Mid-Atlantic Region, directly on the Interstate 95 corridor and a short drive away from New York, Philadelphia, and Washington D.C. That central location ensures an easy access via car, plane, train, or bus, and makes Delaware a convenient gateway to many East Coast destinations. Travelers on the New Jersey and Pennsylvania turnpikes can easily access the state, and there is even a vehicle ferry that connects Cape May, N.J., and Lewes, Del. Top 5 Tips for Getting Around Delaware: • Enjoy the Cape May-Lewes Ferry . Heading to Delaware from Jersey or NYC? Simply drive your car onboard and settle in with some beverages and snacks for the picturesque voyage across the Delaware Bay. Foot and bicycle passenger rates also available. • Download the DelDOT mobile app. From monitoring flow of traffic to where snow plows are located, this app will help ease your travel. For extra moments of discovery, try traveling Delaware’s Scenic Byways. From rolling countryside to bayside, your drive will be surrounded by unique landscapes. • Plan ahead with travel times. Peak drive times include: in Northern Delaware, commuters heading into Wilmington and Philadelphia during the work week; in Central Delaware, NASCAR race weekend; in Southern Delaware, during the summer months, Saturday morning check-in & out times for rentals and hotels are peak drive times. • When parking at the Delaware beaches , be sure to download Parkmobile, a smartphone app that allows visitors to pay for parking from the palm of their hand, or sit back and relax on the Jolly Trolley service between Rehoboth and Dewey. • Park for free and let the Beach Bus do the driving! The Lewes Transit Center is a comfortable and affordable way to explore the beaches. Head to the DART website for details on schedules and fares. 70
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