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GWRideConnect is the free ridesharing service in the Fredericksburg, VA region that connects you to transportation solutions other than driving alone. Contact us today for information on carpooling, vanpooling and transit options that will make your commute easier, faster and less expensive. GWRideConnect is your connection to shared transportation and we look forward to helping you with all of your transportation needs!
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Free shuttle buses for Bei Bei’s farewell
Via: Metro Newsletter "Free shuttle buses will stop at Smithsonian National Zoo this weekend for Bei Bei's farewell" Metro will make it easy for riders to get to the Smithsonian National Zoo to say bye-bye to Bei Bei, the zoo’s beloved giant panda. Free shuttle...
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395 HOT Lanes Open November 17
The opening of the 395 express lanes was pushed back to Sunday, November 17th. Any updates to the opening date will be added to our website, so keep checking back! Coming to you this November 17, the 395 Express Lanes will offer the same quick, simple and...
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In search of all your commuting options in our area? Our Transit Options page provides the latest updates on Metro, buses and trains, area airports, and more! bit.ly/1SU7Nh0
Transit Options in Fredericksburg Virginia | GWRideConnect
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From Metro to Airport Shuttles and Uber to Bicycles, we have many resources that can get you from her to there without your own car.Our Guaranteed Ride Home program provides a safety net for those who rideshare to get home in case of an emergency, later than expected work hours, and more. bit.ly/2iOGvLX
Guaranteed Ride Home for commuters in Fredericksburg | GWRideConnect
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The Guaranteed Ride Home program offers a free taxi ride or rental car ride home for emergencies. Rideshare without the worry of getting stranded!Metro will make it easy for riders to get to the Smithsonian National Zoo to say bye-bye to Bei Bei, the zoo’s beloved giant panda. Free shuttle buses will drop-off and pick-up customers at the zoo’s entrance while three Red Line stations (Cleveland Park, Woodley Park and Dupont Circle) are closed for major lighting upgrades this weekend.
The lighting upgrades, scheduled before Bei Bei’s announced departure date, will make the stations brighter and safer for customers. Because the light fixtures are located next to the third rail, trains cannot operate through the area while the installation is underway. Crews will work around the clock to remove the old fixtures and lamps, run new cable, and install new fixtures with brighter LED lamps.
On Saturday and Sunday, Red Line trains will run normal service between Shady Grove and Van Ness and between Glenmont and Farragut North. Free shuttle buses will provide continuous service, departing every few minutes between the affected stations.
Zoo visitors can board shuttle buses at Van Ness or Farragut North – free of charge – and get dropped off in front of the zoo's main entrance. The free shuttles will make it much more convenient for customers to get to the zoo instead of the typical half-mile walk from Woodley Park or Cleveland Park.
Shuttle buses will stop at the zoo from opening until 7 p.m. – two hours after the zoo’s closing. After 7 p.m. shuttle buses will continue to operate between Van Ness and Farragut North, making stops at Cleveland Park, Woodley Park, and Dupont Circle.