Metro to bring back automatic train operation after 14 years
After suspending automatic train operations in 2009 after a fatal Red Line crash, Metro is planning to switch back to automatic train operation starting this summer.
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After suspending automatic train operations in 2009 after a fatal Red Line crash, Metro is planning to switch back to automatic train operation starting this summer.
Beginning Monday, transit riders using the Cheverly station will see an extra police presence as part of a new safety initiative with Metro Transit Police.
A 22-year-old man is in jail after robbing a Clarendon gun store before trying to get away on a Metrobus.
Metro's plan to fix the way it presses wheels onto their 7000-series rail cars could take as long as three years to complete and cost approximately $55 million, the transit agency said Tuesday.
A man is recovering in a hospital after police say he was stabbed at the U Street Metro station Monday afternoon.