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In celebration of World Car-Free Day, Delaware Transit Corporation (DTC) announced that it will provide free rides on all DART services, including DART Connect and Paratransit, on Friday, Sept. 22.

It is one of two industrial projects planned at First State Crossing, a large-scale mixed-use redevelopment of the Claymont steel mill property.

Three new mini buses hit the streets of Newark on Monday as officials launched a microtransit system that offers residents an on-demand ride anywhere in the city for $2.

BALTIMORE — Maryland Transportation officials have signed framework agreements with counterparts in Delaware and Virginia, which should result in expanded commuter rail service connecting all three states.

DART recently announced that it will hold a “Try Transit” Day in celebration of Earth Day, for the public to ride any of DART bus services statewide for free, including

Railroad industry news about: Maryland Department of Transportation-Maryland Transit Administration, Delaware Transit Corp., Virginia Passenger Rail Authority, MARC commuter-rail service, Virginia Railway Express, CSX, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore, Amtrak. From the editors of Progressive Railroading Magazine

Maryland Department of Transportation is to explore extending the Maryland Area Rail Commuter (Marc) network to Delaware and Virginia.

The great unification of D.C.-region rail transit is well underway, thanks to recent agreements between transit planners in Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia.

(The Center Square) – Maryland is advancing discussions on potential plans to expand MARC commuter rail service into Delaware and Virginia – a move officials hope will expand access for