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  1. Bike Share

The City's bike share system, mBike features 175 bicycles distributed among 20 stations on campus and throughout the City. Recent upgrades include new locking technology that makes it easier to check out a bike and an hourly rental option.

To become a member, please click here to visit the mBike website. For further information, please contact the City’s Department of Planning, Community and Economic Development.

mBike in North Hollywood


 

  1. Buses

shuttle-um

Shuttle-UM bus passes are available to City residents for free.  Shuttle-UM is the University of Maryland’s bus system maintained the University’s Department of Transportation Services, that has stops throughout campus and the City. Shuttle-UM routes primarily serve the University of Maryland campus. However, there are several weekday Shuttle-UM commuter routes that go as far as north as Columbia, as far west as Shady Grove and Silver Spring, and as far east as Greenbelt and New Carrollton.

The complimentary passes may be obtained from City buildings – residents can apply in-person during business hours. Residents must live in City limits, complete a Shuttle-UM Bus Pass application, and show a photo ID and proof of City residency. University of Maryland students do not need a resident pass to ride Shuttle-UM.

For information on Shuttle-UM routes and schedules, call 301-314-DOTS or visit www.transportation.umd.edu.

route 1 ride

Offering transportation along the Route 1 corridor from College Park to Mount Rainier, the Route 1 Ride is an enhanced bus service operated by the Prince George’s County Department of Public Works & Transportation. The Route 1 Ride makes it easy to travel to the College Park Metro Station, IKEA, or any of the great restaurants and shops along the corridor. 

For more information, please visit www.route1ride.org.

  1. Trains

Metro

The City is served by two WMATA Metro Stations - College Park-UMD and Greenbelt via the Green Line.   mBike stations are available by both metro stations. 

To see the current Green Line metro schedule click here.

College Park-UMD
4931 Calvert Road
College Park's downtown shopping district is a ten-minute walk from this metro station through the City's historic Old Town neighborhood. 

 Greenbelt
5717 Greenbelt Metro Drive
The Hollywood Commercial District is a 10 minute walk from this metro station.

Marc Train

The Camden Line serves the College Park MARC Station Monday thru Friday. The line runs from Baltimore's Camden Train Station to Washington, DC's Union Train Station.  Between these two centers the Camden Line stops at the following MARC Stations:

St. Denis
Dorsey
Jessup
Savage
Laurel Racetrack
Laurel
Muirkirk
Greenbelt
College Park
Riverdale

For a map and schedule of the Camden Line, click here.

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