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Metro avoids drastic cuts, but fares are going up in new, nearly $5B budget - Vimarsana News

Metro avoids drastic cuts, but fares are going up in new, nearly $5B budget

Metro fares will soon be going up as part of the $4.8 billion budget approved Thursday by the WMATA Board of Directors.

Source: wtop.com
Metro approves $4.8B budget, hikes fares but avoids drastic cuts - Vimarsana News

Metro approves $4.8B budget, hikes fares but avoids drastic cuts

Metro’s Board of Directors approved a $4.8 billion budget on Thursday to begin on July 1. 

Source: fox5dc.com
Metro sees drop in crime, fare evasion down by 50%, WMATA says - Vimarsana News

Metro sees drop in crime, fare evasion down by 50%, WMATA says

Metro says they’ve seen positive trends in recent months, including less fare evasion and crime. 

Source: fox5dc.com
Red Line Metro service to be restored 1 day early - Vimarsana News

Red Line Metro service to be restored 1 day early

WASHINGTON (DC News Now) – Metro’s Red Line service will be restored one day earlier than expected. The Red Line will begin operating as normal at 7 a.m. on Saturday, following nearly two weeks of construction that impacted downtown stations. During that time, crews worked to make critical tunnel repairs and update infrastructure. While the […]

Source: yahoo.com
WMATA Proposes 'Severe Cuts' in FY2025 Budget (UPDATED, 12/15) - Railway Track and Structures - Vimarsana News

WMATA Proposes 'Severe Cuts' in FY2025 Budget (UPDATED, 12/15) - Railway Track and Structures

WASHINGTON, D.C. –– The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) has released its proposed operating and capital budget for fiscal year 2025 (FY2025), which calls for “severe cuts” to address the agency’s $750 structural funding shortfall—a deficit equal to more than 25% of the operating budget—despite “proactive management actions” taken by WMATA to control expenses.

Source: rtands.com