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Commuters eligible for Guaranteed Ride Home Program

The Guaranteed Ride Home program is now an available for option commuters who find themselves unexpectedly in need of a ride home. Those who carpool, vanpool, bike, walk or take transit at least twice per week in the metro Washington, D.C., or Baltimore areas can take advantage of a program sponsored by the Northern Virginia Regional Commission that would provide a free lift for as many as four times per year in the event of a personal or family illness, unscheduled overtime or any other unexpected emergency.

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An expanded shuttle service for commuters will debut at Marine Corps Base Quantico in January with the intent of reducing base vehicle traffic and linking both sides of the base. - An expanded shuttle service for commuters will debut at Marine Corps Base Quantico in January with the intent of reducing base vehicle traffic and linking both sides of the base.

Shuttle to Westside now available to VRE riders

Capt. Eugene Cazed-essus, unit head for combat service support, Manpower Management Enlisted Assignment, loves doing without all the inherent hassles that come with driving in congested Northern Virginia traffic. He’s pretty certain that lots of other Marines and civilians alike would feel likewise if they just knew that they could also reduce their daily stress by taking the Virginia Railway Express to Quantico and catching a free shuttle to their final destination on the base Westside.

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Expanded shuttle service coming to Quantico, aims to ease traffic

An expanded shuttle service for commuters will debut at Marine Corps Base Quantico in January with the intent of reducing base vehicle traffic and linking both sides of the base. The Commuter Express shuttle will begin transporting Virginia Railway Express riders from the train station in Quantico to various commands and work places on the west side of Quantico, starting on Jan. 5, said B. T. McLemore, head, Transportation Branch. Riders, however, must be either service members or federal employees in possession of a Common Access Card.

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