WMATA has upgraded its technology to remove out-of-service buses from the real-time ETA website riders use to plan their trips.
Nov 10, 2022
Loudoun County Transit Workers Authorize Strike That Would Potentially Impact New Silver Line Access
Union members at Loudoun County Transit say the private contractor that employs them hasn’t adequately staffed in preparation for the opening of the Silver Line.
Feb 09, 2022
‘Metro Needs To Do Better’: Congress Challenges WMATA On Safety, 7000-Series Train Problems
Metro Inspector General says mechanics treated faulty wheels as a warranty issue, not a safety issue.
Sep 02, 2021
Federal Officials Again Pause Review Of Maglev High-Speed Train Between D.C. And Baltimore
It is the second time in two years that the FRA has paused analysis of the project.
Apr 08, 2021
Metro Board Debates Lowering Fares – Including A Max $2 Fare In D.C. – To Attract Riders Post-Pandemic
The board also approved a service plan that will keep about 80-85% of pre-pandemic service.
A recent regional surge in COVID-19 cases has seen many jurisdictions encouraging locals to stay home.
Metro could see up to $800 million in federal relief, which could keep trains running on weekends and other service improvements.
Oct 28, 2020
Maryland Congressional Delegation Presses Hogan To “Find A Path Forward” On Purple Line
In a letter to the Republican governor, the members wrote, “We are writing today to express our deep concern about the future of the Purple Line project.”

