New Rider's Guide MARC Cross Honoring Agmt. Maybe you know someone who is interested in taking the VRE to DC, but who does not have transportation to the station. The VRE, in partnership with OmniLink, operates feeder bus service to and from these VRE stations. Using a set of time points published in the feeder schedules, riders can locate the nearest time point prior to their boarding location and then go out to the street to flag down the bus as it approaches.
All buses are accessible to people with disabilities and priority seating is available.
The fare is FREE with a valid VRE ticket, and only 75 cents without a VRE ticket. If you ve never tried using the feeder bus, or if you ve tried it in the past and have gone back to driving to the station, now is the time to start taking advantage of this service. Ridership on the VRE is going up, and in order to keep this valuable transit option available, feeder bus ridership must rise too. Now that you know how simple it is, take your commitment to transit a step further and leave the car in the driveway.