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The purpose of the banning policy is to prohibit a person who commits a sex or sex-related crime or any assault on a WMATA employee, contractor, or customer from entering or using the agency’s system, properties, or facilities for more than 24 hours.
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The Public Safety Officer and Public Safety Ambassador programs aim to create a safer, more welcoming environment for riders and staff while minimizing service disruptions.
Read More →The trial is designed to improve passenger safety, especially for women and girls, and ensure they can travel with confidence 24 hours a day.
Read More →The $1.2 billion proposed budged for 2025 aligns with Denver RTD’s strategic plan and will bring increased levels of service and continue the agency’s state of good repair efforts.
Read More →The new in-house training academy is saving Metro Transit approximately $1 million annually.
Read More →An experienced criminal attorney, Kathryn Falasca will work with law enforcement agencies, prosecutorial agencies, and community-based organizations to ensure offender accountability.
Read More →Transit crime is down 44.4% this week compared to the same week last year, down 26.6% over the last four weeks compared to the same time period last year, and down 7.8% year to date compared to 2023.
Read More →The CAPs will help the authority further the series of proactive efforts initiated late last summer aimed at enhancing safety and security; increasing staffing and training; and shoring up operational practices and procedures.
Read More →SEPTA has not seen an increase in any crime category this year compared to this time last year.
Read More →Beginning in July, SEPTA Transit Police will issue Code Violation Notices for some of those low-level crimes, including alcohol consumption, public urination, smoking, littering, and other offenses.
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