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How To Ride

Community-Led Transport

Delmarva Community Transit (DCT) and Queen Anne's County, County Ride (QACCR) covers five counties across Maryland's Mid and Upper Shore, with regularly scheduled route service M-F, and limited Saturday service. Additional support provides qualifying passengers Deviated-Route and Door-to-Door services.

Regional Transportation

Providing convenient travel to and from work, school, shopping and appointments.

Accessible Vehicles

Free Wi-Fi

Climate Controlled

Bike-n-Ride Service

How-to Videos

Explore our catalog of videos to familiarize yourself with common offerings and procedures to ensure confidence when traveling

Ready to Ride

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    Arrive Early

    Arriving early to your bus stop is crucial as it allows you to account for potential delays, ensures you don't miss your bus, and provides a buffer to comfortably board and find seating.

    Arriving on time means departing on schedule. Know your stop's schedule and plan to arrive with enough time to account for potential obstacles.

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    Be Prepared

    Being prepared to board the bus when it stops is crucial to ensure smooth embarkation, minimize delays for fellow passengers, and maintain the efficiency of the transit system.

    Ride with confidence using our complete catalog of how-to videos and safety tips to answer all your travel related questions.

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    Board Safely

    Boarding the bus safely involves waiting for it to come to a complete stop, using handrails if necessary, and allowing other passengers to disembark before entering.

    Know the essential steps to ensure a safe boarding experience.

    • Queue for bus and wait in an orderly manner

    • Properly signal for bus to stop

    • Wait for disembarking passengers

    • Mind any gap between bus and curb

    • Use all hand-holds and obey signage

    • Have cash fare or pass ready

    • Move towards rear of bus for opening seating

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    Pay Fare

    When boarding the bus, pay your cash fare by placing the exact amount in the farebox near the driver. No change will be given. Pass holders should have passes in hand and ready for display for the required driver verification.

    Find tailored entry to a world of convenient, safe, and reliable travel.

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    Ride Responsibly

    Riding the bus responsibly entails respecting fellow passengers, following the driver's instructions, and ensuring the cleanliness and safety of the bus environment.

    Do your part to ensure public transportation continues to provide a safe and enjoyable service.

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    Disembark Safely

    To disembark the bus safely after it stops, wait for it to come to a complete halt, use handrails if needed, and exit through the nearest door, being mindful of traffic and other passengers.

    Close out the ride with a safe arrival that will see you on your way.

    • Prepare in advance by gathering belongings

    • Signal driver by pressing "stop bus" button

    • Wait for bus to come to a complete stop

    • Double-check you belongings were gathered

    • Proceed to exit promptly

    • Use emphasized hand-holds and obey all signage

Explore services to aid your journey

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Special Services

Delmarva Community Transit (DCT) and Queen Anne's County, County Ride (QACCR) offer specialized transportation services for individuals with disabilities, providing door-to-door service and accommodating various mobility needs.

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Fares & Passes

Fares and passes are your entry into the Mid-Shore's public transportation. Learn the cost of fares, available discounts or passes for frequent travelers, and any specific requirements or limitations associated with different fare options, ensuring a smooth and cost-effective commute.

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Travel Trainers

Our travel trainer program assists passengers with navigating routes, provides information about schedules and fares, promotes safety and etiquette onboard, and serves as a liaison between passengers and transit authorities to address concerns or feedback.

Frequently Asked Questions