Metro Eliminates $2 SmarTrip Card Fee for Seniors
Metro announced in December they would no longer charge a $2 fee for Senior SmarTrip cards starting Tuesday, Jan. 16.
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Metro announced in December they would no longer charge a $2 fee for Senior SmarTrip cards starting Tuesday, Jan. 16.
FCPS Considers Later Middle School Start Times — Fairfax County Public Schools “is exploring the possibility of starting middle school classes at 8 a.m. or later, it said. Currently, middle schools in the county start classes at 7:30 a.m…The goal is for the new start time to be in place for the 2025-26 school year,
The budget includes a discount on trips for low-income customers and a rail fare hike for others to prevent a budget deficit in the next fiscal year.
Railroad industry news about: Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, FY2024 budget, transit operating and capital budgets, 8000-series rail cars, transit fares, Metro Integrated Communications Center. From the editors of Progressive Railroading Magazine
Metro has approved a new $4.8 billion budget that includes changes to how much riders will pay, Yellow Line service and more.