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D.C. Leaders Stress Safety During Inauguration Period
District residents may have fewer police officers in their neighborhoods and could experience delays in public transportation in the days…
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Metro Says Avoid Traveling to D.C. as Stations Close for Inauguration Service
Those who use Metrorail to travel to parts of downtown D.C. won't be able to do so for nearly a…
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Stimulus Relief Could Save Metro from Extreme Service Cuts
Metro has received a reprieve of sorts, as the latest coronavirus relief bill signed into law by President Trump and…
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Metro to Give Real-Time Crowding Info for Buses, Trains
Metro introduced an online tracker Wednesday that offers riders real-time information on how crowded a bus or train is before…
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Displeasure Felt Toward Metro’s Service-Cuts Plan
The coronavirus pandemic has drastically affected the nation’s third-largest transit agency.
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Metro Board Bristles at Sweeping Budget Proposal
Metro board Vice Chair Stephanie Gidigbi expressed some concern Friday about the transit agency's proposed fiscal 2022 budget that projects…
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Metro OKs Amended Fiscal 2021 Budget; 1,400 Face Possible Layoffs
Metro's board of directors on Thursday approved an amended fiscal year 2021 budget proposal that will keep rail stations open…
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Metro Board Members Suggest Shutting Down Rail System to Improve Operations Center
Due to rampant problems at Metro's Rail Operations Control Center, two board members proposed Thursday for the transit agency to…
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Dashboard Identifies Safest Time to Ride Metro
An online dashboard has been launched to help riders determine the safest times to use Metro and other public transit…
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Metrorail Operators Still Not Properly Trained, Adequately Staffed: Report
A Metrorail oversight committee released an audit Tuesday that outlined ongoing problems with the agency such as failures in emergency…
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