The stop at 3rd and H streets is back in business.

The incident has left multiple people with minor injuries and shut down part of the H Street Corridor for hours.

The 300 block of H Street NE is also closed to all traffic.

A Megabus representative did not have any immediate information about the arrest.

Trains, planes and buses are canceled again tomorrow, as Hurricane Sandy drags on.

As the weather intensifies, several major transportation options have canceled their service for tonight and tomorrow.

Remember in February, when we opined that intercity bus operator Megabus would have been better off locating their new pickup and dropoff location a “little bit closer to the Metro”? Turns out we weren’t the only ones who thought so.

Passengers riding intercity bus lines Megabus and Boltbus have been wished a bon voyage from the asphalt of the city square on the 900 block of H Street NW. Now, the two lines are saying that same thing to the square itself, moving to two separate locations. Lydia DePillis is first to the news that impending construction of the CityCenterDC complex will mean that Megabus will relocate to a lot at North Capitol and K Street, while Boltbus will move to a space at New Jersey Avenue and F Street NW.

According to a report in the Washington Post, intercity bus company Megabus will be upping the number of trips it offers between Washington and Philadelphia at the end of March. Megabus will begin offering 13 daily trips between the two cities between Thursday and Monday starting on March 31; currently, Megabus has eight daily trips on those days. Consider it great news for the 45 percent of you who prefer to take the bus instead of the train.

If you were hoping to take a bus home because your flight was cancelled, Megabus isn’t the way to go. The bus service has cancelled buses out of New York, Philadelphia, and D.C. for today because of the weather. Megabus is allowing passengers to either reschedule their trip or get a refund. Greyhound has cancelled some routes out of the Carolinas, Virginia, and New York City. Bolt Bus and Vamoose Bus both note they are…