MARC

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commuter rail service public transportation system

MARC is a commuter rail service in Maryland that connects Washington, D.C. with Baltimore and other regional destinations.

Aliases (1)
Statements (46)
Predicate Object
instanceOf commuter rail service →
public transportation system →
connectsCityPair Washington, D.C.–Baltimore →
connectsWith Amtrak Northeast Corridor →
Baltimore Light RailLink →
Baltimore Metro SubwayLink →
Washington Metro →
country United States →
electrification 25 kV 60 Hz AC overhead line on Penn Line →
endPointExample Baltimore →
fareSystem zone-based fare system →
hasAbbreviationFor Maryland Area Regional Commuter →
hasLine Brunswick Line →
Camden Line →
Penn Line →
isPartOf Maryland Transit Administration services →
modeOfTransport rail →
operatesIn District of Columbia →
Maryland →
West Virginia →
operator Maryland Transit Administration →
owner Maryland Transit Administration →
ownerOfRollingStock State of Maryland →
primaryPurpose commuter transportation →
servesCity Baltimore →
Brunswick, Maryland →
Martinsburg, West Virginia →
Washington, D.C. →
servesRegion Baltimore–Washington metropolitan area →
serviceType limited weekend service →
weekday commuter service →
startPointExample Washington, D.C. →
terminus Baltimore Penn Station →
Brunswick station →
Camden Station →
Martinsburg station →
Washington Union Station →
trackGauge standard gauge →
usesInfrastructureOf Amtrak →
CSX Transportation →
usesLocomotiveType diesel-electric locomotive →
electric locomotive →
usesRollingStockFrom Bombardier →
Kawasaki →
Siemens →
website https://www.mta.maryland.gov/marc-train →
Referenced by (5)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
MARC Train →
Maryland Area Regional Commuter →
abbreviation
MARC Train →
brandName
New Carrollton, Maryland →
railOperator
Martinsburg station ("MARC outer zone") →
zone
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