OmniRide Service Change Takes Effect December 9
OmniRide’s next Service Change will take effect on Monday, December 9. All schedules for Express, Metro Express, and Local routes will change on that date. OmniRide will also begin serving the new Neabsco Commuter Garage located in Woodbridge across from Sentara Medical Center. Several routes that previously served the OmniRide Transit Center will move to the Neabsco Commuter Garage.
As part of this service change, OmniRide is extending two existing western Express routes to originate at new locations in Front Royal and Warrenton. The Gainesville-Washington (611) Express route will begin at the Crooked Run Park & Ride Lot in Front Royal and become the Front Royal/Gainesville-Washington Express route. The Gainesville-Pentagon-L'Enfant Plaza-Navy Yard (612) Express route will begin at the Warrenton Park & Ride Lot in Warrenton and become the Warrenton/Gainesville-Pentagon-L'Enfant Plaza-Navy Yard Express route. Route 618, Gainesville-Dulles/Herndon/Reston (618) will be discontinued.
This past summer, OmniRide completed a total overhaul of local routes in the eastern Prince William County area – one of the biggest service changes and expansions in the organization’s 38-year history. The restructured routes were designed to provide more efficient, streamlined, and direct service, while also expanding service to new destinations. OmniRide also introduced our OmniRide Access paratransit service for residents with disabilities in eastern Prince William. See details of the restructured eastern Local service here.
For December 9th, timetables for all routes have been adjusted. A detailed listing of all the service changes along with the new schedules and maps are available for viewing at OmniRide.com.
Contact OmniRide Customer Service at 703-730-6664 or Omni@OmniRide.com for more information.
About Us
The Potomac and Rappahannock Transportation Commission (PRTC), operating as OmniRide, provides commuter and local bus services as well as ridesharing services in Prince William County, the City of Manassas and the City of Manassas Park. It also co-sponsors the Virginia Railway Express in partnership with the Northern Virginia Transportation Commission.