Baltimore MTA
• Camden - Washington
MARC Camden Line Train 849 (7:10 dpt Camden) is expected to experience a 15-25 minute departure delay this morning due to mechanical issues. More updates to follow as they become available.
MARC Camden Line Train 878 (6:25 dpt Martinsburg) is currently experiencing a 15-25 minute delay this morning due to prior main line track switch issues. More updates to follow as needed.
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Students can now save 50% on One-Way and Monthly MARC tickets. This discount applies to high school, vocational, and college/graduate students on all MARC lines.
How to Use -- First, register and verify your enrollment at www.mta.maryland.gov/marc-student-saver . Once approved, you can purchase tickets via the CharmPass App (Discounted fares will be enabled in your mobile account) or Ticket Vending Machines (Use a unique code to purchase paper tickets). Annual registration and valid student ID are required.
Thank you for riding MARC Train.
MARC Train will operate on the R schedule on the Camden and Brunswick Lines tomorrow. Amtrak has notified MARC Train that the winter storm has significantly impacted Washington Union Station and Amtrak's operation between Washington and New York, which will severely limit MARC's ability to operate into Union Station tomorrow. The R schedule is the greatest level of service that Amtrak can safely and reliably support.
Only trains with an R under the train number in the Camden Line timetables and in the R schedule grid on the right side of the Brunswick Line timetable will operate.
Brunswick Line passengers should note that the R schedule now consists of morning Trains 872, 892, 878 and 880 and afternoon Trains 875, 877, 893 and 881. Frederick Transit bus service will operate; Meet the MARC service from Point of Rocks to Monocacy and Frederick will meet Train 878 in the morning and Train 875 in the evening only.
Please adhere to the following for travel in winter weather:
--Allow ample time to drive to the station, park your car, and WALK -- do not run -- to the train platform
--We strongly encourage passengers to wear shoes appropriate for winter weather. Dress shoes and heels are strongly discouraged.
--MARC Facilities staff will be out treating platforms and parking lots, but some spots may be slippery. WALK slowly and take your time.
--When boarding your train, use handrails to walk through wet or slushy areas. Despite treatment and cleaning, train stairs and floors can be slippery.
Thank you for riding MARC Train. Further updates on service will be provided as conditions warrant.