The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority announced Thursday that Metro rides will be free on New Year's Eve.

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) said it is adjusting its work schedule for all Metro employees ...

WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — Metro riders could soon have a new option when it comes to paying for rail and bus service. In 2025, the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) is planning ...

ATO will come to the rest of the Metro map outside of the Red Line in 2025. Learn more about it here. Part of Metro's plan for customers riding the rails is to increase train service on the Green ...

A more efficient Metrorail experience is expected after the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) reintroduces Automatic Train Operation (ATO) on the Red Line. This system, which ...

This system, which automates train movements, is set to enhance ride smoothness and reduce travel times, according to the WMATA. ATO is expected to be operational on the Red Line by Sunday, Dec. 15.

Liam Price, 28, a beef and sheep farmer from Wales, told Metro he is worried land will have to be sold to other businesses to pay the levy. He said: ‘My personal opinion is we’re going there ...

the senior vice president of Communications and Signaling for WMATA. Train operators can also pay attention to alerts that come in the console, she said. General Manager Randy Clarke said Metro is ...

New England is in for a winter washout today, with a major rainmaker of a storm delivering 1 to 3 inches of widespread heavy rain. Light scattered showers arrived last night and rain is expected ...

Metro receives support from ridership and fare revenue. The transit agency also receives contributions from the District, Maryland and Northern Virginia — members of the WMATA Compact. Leaders in the ...

Also, California’s Caltrain will move its headquarters to Millbrae; and Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) unveils the newest design for its holiday wrapped train and buses.

WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — Metro is cracking down on people who walk past the pay ... Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) CEO Randy Clarke said at a Wednesday press conference the ...