GEORGE

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A GEORGE bus at the East Falls Church station.
A GEORGE bus at the East Falls Church station.

GEORGE is a bus service in Falls Church, Virginia that provides local transit service between the East Falls Church and West Falls Church stations along the Orange Line of the Washington Metro and throughout the City of Falls Church. The buses are maintained and operated by WMATA from its Randolph Street garage in Arlington and are WMATA routes 26E and 26W (peak periods) and 26A (midday).

The name is in honor of George Washington, the first U.S. President who influenced the city in its infancy as a Truro Parish vestryman. GEORGE, although always capitalized, is actually not an acronym.


Washington, D.C. metropolitan area bus systems
Metrobus — District of Columbia: DC Circulator
Maryland: The Bus · Ride On · Connect-a-Ride
Virginia: ART · CUE · DASH · Fairfax Connector · GEORGE · PRTC
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