Important Travel Related Information: Driving in a car is very confusing in Washington D.C. Even long time residents of the city carry maps in their pockets to help navigate randomly arranged one-way streets. Washington D.C. has one of the cheapest cab fares in the country. This is due to a zone scheme rather than the use of meters. The city is divided into five main zones and eight subzones. Most fares begin at $4. The taxis charge an extra $1.50 charge for each additional passenger. The taxis in Maryland and Virginia have meters, but they are not allowed to take passengers between points in D.C.
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