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Local officials are leading an effort to restore service hours the agency cut beginning with its SafeTrack rebuilding effort in 2016.
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Lawmakers urge agency to get approval from the DOD, DOT, and Homeland Security before awarding a contract for its railcars.
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Properties in Maryland, Virginia, and the District have potential for commercial, residential, and/or mixed-use development.
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Allows eligible customers to use on-demand services — without sharing a ride — at a discounted rate, instead of paratransit.
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The service guarantee has credited back approximately $1 million for more than 277,000 trips with delays greater than 15 minutes.
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Under the agency's plan to "Keep Metro Safe, Reliable and Affordable," the use of competitive contracting is recommended as a way to control operating and maintenance costs
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Wire crimping has never been done properly, which contributed to incidents where railcars have problems that can create significant delays.
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The low-emission buses are part of the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority's goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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The order will include 40- and 60-foot CNG, diesel, and clean diesel buses.
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Federal law requires states with rail transit systems to obtain FTA certification of their SSO Programs by April 15, 2019.
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