Some Metro News Today

Members of a forum in Mangaluru have urged the road safety authorities to take action and remove barricades on national highways in the coastal districts of Dakshina Kannada and Udupi. Read more to know about the consequences of these barricades and the need for their removal.

Thanksgiving will be on Monday, Oct. 9. Here is a list of services in Durham Region that are open and closed for the holiday.

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Metro said Monday afternoon it will not reduce service Tuesday after it said a safety watchdog agreed to delay an order pulling some train operators from out of…

Cooper eyes ‘Nashville’s next great neighborhood’ as negotiations with the team continue

Right now, Metro is working on a study about which routes would be best for BRT. It is also seeking public comment in a series of in-person and virtual meetings about which routes should get the service.

Metro Transit and union leaders will meet with a federal mediator on Aug. 18 to try to reach an agreement on a new contract. Reginald Howard, the union’s president, said that workers want more pay to cope with inflation, the coronavirus pandemic and a wave of violence in the St. Louis region.

While Memorial Day weekend unofficially kicked off summer and prime boating season, it wasn’t all sunshine and waves on Percy Priest Lake.

Por lluvias fuertes, suspenden servicio de la Línea 5 del Metro de la CDMX A través de sus redes sociales, el Metro de la CDMX destacó que suspendió esta Línea por las intensas lluvias y acumulación de agua al exterior de la estación POR: Redacción 24 Horas - julio 2, 2021 6:34:pm Foto: Cuartoscuro En tanto, personal de tránsito de la SSC de la capital apoya a los usuarios a las salidas de las estaciones afectadas para evitar percances Compartir Derivad...