Transit Options

Their routes include buses leaving from the Rt 3 Old Salem Church Park and Ride lot and the Davies Transit Center. You can book tickets online as well as through the Flixbus and Greyhound mobile applications.

Flixbus offers live tracking on their website to know where your bus is, along with trip planning for your next adventure.

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Local Transit

FXBGO-Fredricksburg Regional Transit– provides daily local public transportation throughout the City of Fredericksburg, Stafford County, and Spotsylvania County. Virginia Railway Express (VRE) feeder bus service is provided by FRED from various commuter lots.

The FXBGO Fare Free Program:
• The fare-free program began on February 28, 2022
• All FXBGO routes are fare-free.
• The Department of Rail and Public Transportation funds the program through the Transit Ridership Incentive Program, support from localities, and other grants. It will be reviewed annually to determine it’s viability.

Contact 540-372-1222 or visit www.fredericksburgva.gov/transit/for specific information.

Track your bus at https://fxbgo.routematch.com/fixedroute/or Download the Route Shout app.

Heading North

• OmniRide is PRTC’s commuter bus service. It is a comfortable and efficient commuter bus service fromSpotyslvania, Stafford, eastern Prince William County and the Manassas area to downtown Washington, the Pentagon, Crystal City, Rosslyn/Ballston, Capitol Hill and the Washington Navy Yard.
• Virginia Railway Express – Connects northern Virginia and Washington D.C. with commuter rail service on two lines, one from Fredericksburg and one from Manassas.
  • • Schedules
    • Station Locations
    • VRE Mobile App Center
    • MARC– Passengers with a weekly, monthly, or 10-trip ticket purchased on the MARC or VRE system to Union Station can utilize that ticket to transfer to the other system (MARC to VRE or VRE to MARC) to continue their trip at no additional cost.
    • Fredericksburg Station Free Parking
    • Sign Up For Mobile Alerts at https://tickets.vre.org/
      • How to Sign Up for VRE Mobile Alerts

    Amtrak announced, “Pause for Progress,” a critical infrastructure upgrade scheduled to take place this fall in the First Street Tunnel just south of Washington Union Station.

    For a nine-day period, from October 16–26, 2026, Amtrak will implement a temporary service outage at “A-Interlocking” to replace aging track components and improve reliability along the Northeast Corridor and into the Southeast. The outage will begin after the close of service Friday, Oct. 16, and conclude before service resumes Monday morning, Oct. 26.

    Amtrak is coordinating closely with partners at Virginia Passenger Rail Authority(VPRA), VRE, and North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) to ensure consistent messaging and a seamless customer experience. During the work, Carolinian service will continue with a coordinated bus connection to and from Washington Union Station, allowing customers to complete their trips with a transfer between the train and bus. Amtrak will support customers with rebooking options and alternative travel solutions as well as updates via Amtrak.com and customer channels.

    For VRE Service, the current understanding is that routes will be ending at L’Enfant Plaza. This will be updated as more information is released.

Heading South

• Greater Richmond Transit Company (GRTC) is a local transit service in the Richmond area, with 34 local routes; 10 express routes; 1 rapid transit line called Pulse. GRTC Pulse is a modern, high quality, high capacity rapid transit system that serves a 7.6-mile route along Broad Street and Main Street, from Rocketts Landing in the City of Richmond to Willow Lawn in Henrico County.

Regional Transit

• Amtrak – America’s passenger rail system. Route, schedule, fare and other information is available from its website.