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Metrorail provides safe, clean, reliable transit service for more than 600,000 customers a day throughout the Washington, DC area. The system is the second busiest in the United States, serving 98 stations in Virginia, Maryland, and the District of Columbia. The Metrorail system has six color-coded rail lines: Red, Orange, Silver, Blue, Yellow, and Green. The layout of the system makes it possible to travel between any two stations with no more than a single transfer. Finding the Metro Station If you're driving, look for the large Metro signs to direct you to stations. Look for tall brown columns with a large "M" identifying the station entrances. Colored stripes around the column show which lines serve the station. • • What's the Fare? To determine the fare between two stations, visit your starting station's page and use the Metrorail Fares fare finder in the middle of the page. For fares on trips that involve trains and buses, use our Waiting for the Train Read station signs to learn which train platform to use for your destination. Stand behind the bumpy tiles along the platform's edge. Watch for flashing lights along the platform's edge, which signal a train's arrival. Station signs will also alert you to a train's arrival. NEW | Boarding the Train Check the destination of the train, which is posted above the side windows. Stand clear of the train car doors and let riders get off before you board. Step over the small gap between the platform and the train. Listen for t...

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SkyTrain Schedules Our three automated rapid transit SkyTrain lines take you all around Metro Vancouver: • Expo Line connects Downtown Vancouver with the cities of Burnaby, New Westminster, and Surrey. • Millennium Line takes you from East Vancouver through to Burnaby and into Port Moody and Coquitlam. • Canada Line travels between Downtown Vancouver, the Vancouver International Airport (YVR), and Richmond. Expo Line Millennium Line Canada Line Waterfront Station to King George Station Waterfront Station to Production Way Station VCC–Clark Sation to Lafarge Lake–Douglas Station Waterfront Station to YVR/Airport Waterfront Station to Richmond–Brighouse Waterfront Station Waterfront Station VCC–Clark Station Waterfront Station Waterfront Station Burrard Station Burrard Station Commercial–Broadway Station Vancouver City Centre Station Vancouver City Centre Station Granville Station Granville Station Renfrew Station Yaletown–Roundhouse Station Yaletown–Roundhouse Station Stadium–Chinatown Station Stadium–Chinatown Station Rupert Olympic Village Station Olympic Village Station Main Street–Science World Station Main Street–Science World Station Gilmore Broadway–City Hall Station Broadway–City Hall Station Commercial–Broadway Station Commercial–Broadway Station Brentwood Town Centre Station King Edward Station King Edward Station Nanaimo Station Nanaimo Station Holdom Station Oakridge–41st Ave Station Oakridge–41st Ave Station 29th Avenue Station 29th Avenue Station Sperling–Burn...

A 39-storey commercial office tower situated above the future Australia’s largest public transport project, the Metro will revolutionise travel in Sydney. The office tower is another key fixture in the development, and will provide modern office and retail solutions for a city that continues to grow. Rob Stokes, NSW’s minister for planning and public spaces says the tower will be integrated with the station to create a connected hub of offices, shops and world-class public transport that will create many employment opportunities in the process. “This approval means up to 620 construction jobs and 4,000 operational jobs once the building is complete which is great news for NSW as we continue to recover from the pandemic,” he says. “The Pitt Street North development will provide nearly 55,000 square metres of commercial and retail space, creating new places for office workers, commuters, visitors and CBD residents. “As life starts to return to normal, we want to create new and exciting places to draw people back into the CBD whilst boosting the economy at the same time.” Spanning 55,743sqm both below and above ground, the station will relieve the congested areas of Town Hall Station, and will provide commuters with more transport options for a bustling city CBD. Minister for Transport Andrew Constance says the construction of the whole Metro project provides opportunities to create new hubs and precincts. “The Sydney Metro City and South-west mega project is not only changin...

Washington, DC’s Metro is one of the busiest public transportation systems in the country. Its expansive network of tunnels and above ground tracks connect all four quadrants of DC with suburban Virginia and Maryland. The system is heavily used by local commuters and it’s a popular, convenient and affordable way for visitors to DC to get around the region, now so more than ever. Metro has opened its new Silver Line extension, which allows riders to connect to Dulles International Airport and explore Loudoun County. Visit Metro's Find information about the Washington, DC Metro system: • • • • • Please How does the Washington, DC Metro work? How do I plan my trip? The Metro consists of six color-coded lines: Red, Blue, Orange, Yellow, Green and Silver. The lines are connected to each other via transfer stations and many Metro stops are serviced by more than one color. Each train car has an exterior electronic sign that marks the color and the direction of the train. Direction is indicated by the final station of that line. Popular sightseeing Metro stops include the Smithsonian (Orange, Silver and Blue lines), Woodley Park-Zoo/Adams Morgan (Red line) and Gallery Place-Chinatown (Red, Green and Yellow lines). You can plan your trip and find the best route using Worried about internet connectivity while traveling on Metro? Currently, How much are Metro fares and how do you use SmarTrip? Metro fares are calculated by how many stops you travel and vary during peak and off-peak h...

Sydney Metro has submitted a proposal to the City of Sydney for an over-station development on Hunter Street in the commercial heart of Sydney’s CBD. The Hunter Street Metro Planning Proposal comprises two concurrent state significant development applications (Hunter Street East and Hunter Street West), which include establishing an integrated commercial, retail and station development above Hunter Street Station, design by FJMT Studio. The concept plan submitted on 5 December 2022 reveal two station entrances (east and west) connected by an underground cavern under Hunter Street, over which will sit two integrated over-station development (OSD) buildings. View gallery Hunter Street West over-station development proposed by Sydney Metro. Image: FJMT Studio Proposed changes to planning controls include increasing the building height and floor space ratio of the new office towers that will be integrated into the future public transport hub. Sydney Metro seeks consent for a maximum building height of 58 storeys and maximum gross floor area of 84,287 square metres. “This planning proposal is consistent with the Central Sydney planning strategy, which allows increased building density and heights in suitable locations while protecting public spaces,” Sydney Metro said. Construction of the office towers above Sydney Metro West Hunter Street station would also include the adaptive reuse of the former Skinner Family Hotel building, which is state heritage listed. The application s...

Having garnered the neighborhood support it needed, a development team is preparing to seek final approvals for its prominent U Street redevelopment. A joint venture of D.C.-based Eastbanc Inc. and Atlanta-based Jamestown L.P. have spent the past year and a half working with neighbors and other groups to line up a community benefits agreement and Advisory Neighborhood Commission support for their redevelopment of the office building at 1250 U St. NW, ahead of obtaining the final green-light on its planned-unit development. The project has "The pandemic has highlighted a need for dynamic building," said Anthony Lanier, founder of EastBanc. "The close-in neighborhoods will have a leg up to those who are really the main core. The interaction and intermingling of office work and play is much more profound. You can't rebuild a city over a long weekend." Eastbanc and Jamestown have tightened their vision for the development, which will sit directly above the U Street/African-American Civil War Memorial/Cardozo Metro station. The current plan is for a nine-story building with 55 to 67 hotel rooms and 117 to 143 apartments at 13th and U streets, with a 15-unit row of townhouses on what's now the Temperance Alley Garden. Two of the townhomes would be affordable at 80% of median family income. In the U Street building, 15% of the residential gross floor area, and 12% of the penthouse gross floor area, would be affordable at 60% and 50% median family income, respectively. The project...