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It is not necessary to own a car in the Washington, DC metropolitan area to get around. There is a good public transportation system covering the area, including buses, subway, and trains. The University of Maryland, College Park operates a free commuter shuttle service for students, faculty and staff of the campus.

Students ride free when they tap and go! Did you know? Did you know that students ages 5 through 21 who are enrolled in a DC public school, public charter school or private school can ride Metrobus, Metro- rail and DC Circulator to school and school-related activities in DC for FREE?

OMNY lets you pay your MTA bus fare with your phone, credit or debit card, or other wearable device. The OMNY reader can be found immediately after entering the bus.

One-way bus fare for CityLink, LocalLink, Metro SubwayLink and Light RailLink is $1.90. A day pass can be purchased for $4.40.

Regular Fares Fares & PassesFull FareMobilityOne-way2.002.20Day Pass / 1-Day Pass4.60--Weekly / 7-Day Pass22.00--Monthly / 31-Day Pass77.00--2 more rows

Metro is partnering with a growing number of colleges to offer reduced fare to a broader range of college students. Participating colleges expedite the process by administering the U-Pass enrollment and TAP stickers.

As a student with an MTA Student Transit ID card, you can pay a reduced Student Fare of just $1.50 per trip (with transfer privileges) when traveling to and from school.

The Penn Line of the MARC Train Service operates primarily between Baltimore's Penn Station, through BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport Train Station, and Union Station in Washington, D. C. Stops include Baltimore City, Odenton, and Bowie State University.