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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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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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Metro Closes 17 More Stations as Coronavirus Crisis Curbs Ridership
Metro closed 17 of its 91 train stations Thursday amid the global coronavirus pandemic and subsequently decreasing ridership.
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Late-Night Hours for Metrorail May Not Happen
If Metrorail reverts to staying open beyond midnight on the weekends, it could cost $45 million to maintain service, officials…
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No Decision Made on Extending Late-Night Metrorail Hours
Those anticipating a decision on whether Metrorail stations will once again stay open until 3 a.m. on weekends will have…
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Lawyers Discuss Future of Metro Board Makeup
As officials throughout the D.C. region laud last month's historic agreement for $500 million in annual funding for Metro, lawyers…
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Appeals Court Allows Purple Line to Proceed
A federal appeals court ruled Maryland officials don't have to redo an environmental impact study, which allows construction on the…
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Md. Lawmakers Float Ambitious Plan to Fix Metro
Ten Maryland lawmakers propose several changes to advance Metro that include drastically reducing the size of board of directors, allow…
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Metro Celebrates the Impending End of SafeTrack
Metro, Maryland and D.C. officials celebrated Thursday the upcoming completion of a three-year maintenance project that will take one year…
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Metro to Update Prince George’s Council on SafeTrack, Agency
Metro's leader plans to brief Prince George's County Council Monday about the future of the beleaguered transit agency and make…
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