Local and state officials were happy to see the transit service up and running. Shown at the open house are (l-r) Southern Delaware Tourism Executive Director Scott Thomas, Transportation Secretary Jennifer Cohan, Sen. Ernie Lopez, R-Lewes; Rep. Pete Schwartzkopf, D-Rehoboth Beach; and Lewes Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Betsy Reamer. 
Plenty of DART employees were on hand to explain the features of the transit center. Shown are (l-r) Transportation Secretary Jennifer Cohan, DART Senior Planner David Dooley, Junior Planner Jared Kauff, Deputy Transportation Secretary Nicole Majeski, and Chief Customer Experience Officer Julie Theyerl. 
Inside the ticket office, routes and times are clearly displayed. 
DART brought its new electric buses to the opening. Purchased through the Federal Transit Administration, there are currently electric buses in New Castle and Kent counties. Sussex County should see these buses in 2020. 
Plenty of electric car charging stations are available. 
The completed transit center is accessible from Route 1, Coastal Highway. 
Rehoboth Beach Mayor Paul Kuhns and Rehoboth-Dewey Beach Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Carol Everhart are very excited to get the Beach Bus service started again.
Local and state officials were happy to see the transit service up and running. Shown at the open house are (l-r) Southern Delaware Tourism Executive Director Scott Thomas, Transportation Secretary Jennifer Cohan, Sen. Ernie Lopez, R-Lewes; Rep. Pete Schwartzkopf, D-Rehoboth Beach; and Lewes Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Betsy Reamer.
Plenty of DART employees were on hand to explain the features of the transit center. Shown are (l-r) Transportation Secretary Jennifer Cohan, DART Senior Planner David Dooley, Junior Planner Jared Kauff, Deputy Transportation Secretary Nicole Majeski, and Chief Customer Experience Officer Julie Theyerl.
Inside the ticket office, routes and times are clearly displayed.
DART brought its new electric buses to the opening. Purchased through the Federal Transit Administration, there are currently electric buses in New Castle and Kent counties. Sussex County should see these buses in 2020.
Plenty of electric car charging stations are available.
The completed transit center is accessible from Route 1, Coastal Highway.
Rehoboth Beach Mayor Paul Kuhns and Rehoboth-Dewey Beach Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Carol Everhart are very excited to get the Beach Bus service started again.
DART First State held an open house at the Lewes Transit Center May 20. The first phase of the Lewes Transit Center project is complete, with a 248-space Park & Ride with security cameras, bicycle racks, electric car charging stations and many passenger amenities, including a ticket booth.
DART also released an app, “DART Transit,” for route information and “DARTPass Delaware” to pay fares with a cell phone.
Local and state officials who came to the open house were pleased with the new travel options in the Cape Region. As the busy summer tourism season begins, DART’s daily Beach Bus service will be hitting the streets in full force, serving Rehoboth Beach and the Boardwalk, Lewes, Long Neck, Dewey Beach, Bethany Beach, South Bethany, Fenwick Island, Ocean City, Md., Millsboro and Georgetown.
Buses will operate frequently from early morning to late night, seven days a week, until Sept. 8. All buses are air-conditioned, ADA accessible and equipped with bike racks.
Local and state officials were happy to see the transit service up and running. Shown at the open house are (l-r) Southern Delaware Tourism Executive Director Scott Thomas, Transportation Secretary Jennifer Cohan, Sen. Ernie Lopez, R-Lewes; Rep. Pete Schwartzkopf, D-Rehoboth Beach; and Lewes Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Betsy Reamer.
Plenty of DART employees were on hand to explain the features of the transit center. Shown are (l-r) Transportation Secretary Jennifer Cohan, DART Senior Planner David Dooley, Junior Planner Jared Kauff, Deputy Transportation Secretary Nicole Majeski, and Chief Customer Experience Officer Julie Theyerl.
Inside the ticket office, routes and times are clearly displayed.
DART brought its new electric buses to the opening. Purchased through the Federal Transit Administration, there are currently electric buses in New Castle and Kent counties. Sussex County should see these buses in 2020.
Plenty of electric car charging stations are available.
The completed transit center is accessible from Route 1, Coastal Highway.
Rehoboth Beach Mayor Paul Kuhns and Rehoboth-Dewey Beach Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Carol Everhart are very excited to get the Beach Bus service started again. Event Details :
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