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SUMMARY: The best ways to commute from Prince William County to Washington, D.C. in 2026 are not the same for every address, office, or budget. Commuters here have six real options: the VRE Manassas Line, VRE Fredericksburg Line, OmniRide Express buses, OmniRide Metro Express, the I-66 and I-95 Express Lanes, and slugging — the region's free casual carpool system. The decision comes down to which side of the county you live on, where your office actually is, and whether you can form an HOV-3 carpool. The short verdict: VRE wins for downtown D.C. desk jobs near Union Station or L'Enfant, OmniRide wins for the Pentagon and Tysons, slugging is the cheapest commute in America if you live near Woodbridge, and paying solo tolls on I-66 every day is the…

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If you commute along the VRE Manassas Line, big changes are on the way — and they’re good ones. Starting December 1, 2025, Virginia Railway Express is adding a brand-new morning train to the Manassas Line to improve frequency, reduce crowding, and give Northern Virginia commuters more flexibility.

This is one of the most significant VRE service upgrades in years and will directly benefit riders from Broad Run, Manassas, Manassas Park, Burke Centre, Rolling Road, Backlick Road, Crystal City, and Washington Union Station.

Below is everything you need to know about the new train, how it affects your commute, and why this matters for families, professionals, and homebuyers in Prince William County and Fairfax County.

What’s Changing on December 1,…

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