Connected Transit: The Multi-Modal Commuter Guide from Meridian on First



Seamlessly Connected to the Entire D.C. Metropolitan Core
 
Whether you commute daily to a downtown office, travel frequently to Capitol Hill, or love exploring D.C.’s vibrant dining spots, travel convenience is key. Meridian on First sits in a prime location within the Navy Yard’s multi-modal transit network, making your daily commute effortless.
 
The Navy Yard-Ballpark Metro Platform
 
Located just a block away, the Navy Yard-Ballpark Metro Station connects you directly to the Green Line network. This puts major city hubs just a few stops away:
 
  • L'Enfant Plaza: A quick two-stop ride connects you to the Yellow, Blue, Orange, and Silver Lines for easy cross-city travel.
  • Gallery Place-Chinatown: Direct access to downtown business hubs, major sports games at Capital One Arena, and the Red Line.
  • Anacostia & Waterfront: Smooth, efficient south-bound travel to the historic areas and entertainment districts along the water.
 
Micro-Mobility: Bikes & Scooters
 
For quick trips around the neighborhood or a scenic ride up to Capitol Hill, you don't even need to wait for a train:
 
  • Capital Bikeshare: Multiple docks sit directly around the property footprint, letting you instantly unlock an e-bike or traditional two-wheeler for a fast, eco-friendly ride.
  • Shared Electric Scooters: Top services like Lime and Spin maintain active vehicle zones right along First Street, making short-distance trips across the neighborhood a breeze.
 
Quick Automotive Highway Connections
 
For regional travel or weekend escapes, drivers have immediate access to the I-695 / Southeast Freeway corridor just blocks north. This connects you directly to I-295 and the Anacostia Freeway, making trips into Maryland or Northern Virginia smooth and straightforward.