Editing Yarmouth, Massachusetts (section)

==Transportation==
Cape Cod's three major east–west routes, [[U.S. Route 6 in Massachusetts|U.S. Route 6]], [[Massachusetts Route 6A]] and [[Massachusetts Route 28]], all run through the town. Unlike many towns on the Cape, there are no other state routes crossing between the three roads, with all crossing routes being local roads. There are two exits off Route 6 (also known as the Mid-Cape Highway) in town.

Freight rail service is provided by the [[Massachusetts Coastal Railroad]] from the Barnstable town line to just west of Station Avenue south of U.S. Route 6, where a trash transfer station is located. Trash is loaded onto rail cars at the transfer station and hauled to the SEMASS [[waste-to-energy]] plant in [[Rochester, Massachusetts|Rochester]]. A portion of the Hyannis branch also passes through the western part of Yarmouth. From the nearby [[Hyannis, Massachusetts|Hyannis]] station, the [[Cape Cod Central Railroad]] operates seasonal tourist excursions to [[Sandwich, Massachusetts|Sandwich]] and [[Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts|Buzzards Bay]], and the MBTA's [[CapeFLYER]] service offers seasonal weekend service to Boston, with stops in Bourne, Buzzards Bay, Wareham, and several commuter rail stations. The nearest inter-city ([[Amtrak]]) passenger rail stations are Boston's [[South Station]] and [[Providence Station|Providence]]. The nearest [[MBTA Commuter Rail]] stations are {{bts|Kingston}} and {{bts|Middleborough}}.

There are also several bike paths throughout town.

The nearest airport is the [[Barnstable Municipal Airport]], just over the town line. The nearest national and international air service is at [[Logan International Airport]] in Boston.