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Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority suspends the privileges of those who don't show up after reserving paratransit service, thus reducing system abuse.
Read More →The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority has developed a systematic approach to modernizing its transit information systems. Planning includes evaluating current processes, replacing existing software and consulting with systems integration professionals.
Read More →Metro has enough decontamination units to treat its full fleet of approximately 900 rail cars and 1,400 buses.
Read More →The program is designed to reduce the cost of commuting via vanpool by enticing riders to hop on board instead of sitting behind the wheel of their private automobile.
Read More →The procurement, which WMATA expects to award in the next six months, will increase the fleet to 339 compressed natural gas buses.
Read More →Three priorities emphasized by the FTA to ensure transit security include training, emergency preparedness and public awareness.
Read More →The equipment, valued at about $7,000, will be used by the Metro Transit Police Department should they have reason to believe that a suspicious package may pose a radiological threat.
Read More →Metro Transit Police deployed special response teams and explosive detection canine teams to conduct sweeps of Metrorail stations.
Read More →eAlerts regarding Metrorail service are sent free to e-mail capable devices.
Read More →The bus will be tested for one year and address environmental concerns.
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