DC Transit • Metro & Bus Times

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DC Transit — Your Smarter Way Around Washington DC Get real-time Metrobus, Metrorail, and regional transit updates for DC, Maryland, and Virginia — all in one easy-to-use app designed for daily commuters. “DC Transit keeps me on time every morning. The live Metro and bus updates are always accurate, and it’s great having all my routes in one place.” Why Washingtonians love DC Transit: • Live Metrobus and Metrorail tracking • Stop and schedule alerts • Trip planner with step-by-step directions • Live and offline route maps • One-tap “Get Me Home” journeys • Customizable widgets for quick access Never miss your stop again — with Get Off Alerts, DC Transit tells you exactly when to hop off. Track your bus or train in real time, see how crowded it is before boarding, and get instant notifications about delays, detours, and service changes across the DC region. Whether you’re commuting to Capitol Hill, traveling from Bethesda, or heading home to Arlington, DC Transit gives you all the live travel information you need in one reliable app. Coverage Includes: • WMATA Metrorail (All Lines) • WMATA Metrobus (DC, Maryland, Virginia) • DC Circulator • MARC Trains and Virginia Railway Express (VRE) • Montgomery County Ride On and Fairfax Connector • Alexandria DASH and ART Arlington Transit • Real-time service alerts, detours, and closures Plan trips, check live arrivals, and save your favourite stops — all in one simple app designed for the entire Washington metropolitan area. -------- What is DC Transit? DC Transit is a real-time public transport app for Washington DC and the surrounding region. It provides live Metrobus and Metrorail updates, trip planning, and service alerts. Does it work with WMATA? Yes — DC Transit covers all WMATA Metrobus and Metrorail services across DC, Maryland, and Virginia. Does it include MARC and VRE commuter trains? Absolutely. You can view MARC and Virginia Railway Express schedules and live updates where available. Does it support local systems like Ride On or Fairfax Connector? Yes. DC Transit includes regional systems such as Montgomery County Ride On, Fairfax Connector, ART, DASH, and DC Circulator. Can I check service alerts and delays? Yes — the app provides live notifications about delays, detours, and planned maintenance across all major networks. Can I use DC Transit offline? Yes — offline maps and saved timetables let you plan your trip even without mobile data. Will it remind me when to get off? Yes. “Get Off Alerts” use GPS to notify you just before your stop so you never miss it. Is DC Transit free? Yes — it’s free to download and use, with optional premium features like widgets and enhanced alerts available via in-app purchase. How do I contact support? Email talk@travelwhiz.app or message @trymomego on X (Twitter). -------- Travel smarter with DC Transit — your all-in-one Metro, bus, and rail companion. Download now and get real-time maps, schedules, and service alerts for Washington DC, Maryland, and Virginia. Privacy Policy: travelwhiz.app/privacy Terms of Use: www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

New in this release: support for iPhone Duo, taking advantage of all the ways to use it. Now you can set a destination and keep an eye on your journey while scrolling through your feeds with Split View, and Momego works great when the Duo is unfolded, with a large, expansive map view giving you lots of room to explore connections and alternative routes. Of course we wouldn't leave everyone else out: this release includes a number of small improvements, especially around iPad support, VoiceOver improvements and right-to-left languages like Japanese and Arabic. Last time. we mentioned an upcoming feature - the ability to add multiple stops on your route; rest assured, that's still coming, and you'll see it in the next release. Until next time, happy travels!

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1. First observed Aug 13, 2026 · 12:44 PM Free