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Hundreds of D.C. students unable to use discounted Metro passes
Subsidized student passes didn’t work Monday morning because of a “technical glitch,” transit officials said.
The week ahead: Metro work schedules, road work plans
Road crews are busy. Metro has some late night work, plus a big Red Line project for the weekend.
For many National Harbor workers, commuting is a trial
Public transportation is limited during the day and after 11 p.m. the workers closing shops have no transit options
Metro looks to future, but view of today’s conditions remains fuzzy
Transit leaders draw support for 2025 plan but refuse to set time targets for shorter-range goals.
Road work season spreads across Maryland suburbs
Drivers will encounter hundreds of work zones for projects that include bridge repairs, paving, fixing signs.
Red Line trains delayed by disabled train
Red Line trains are single-tracking after a train struck an object on the track but did not derail, according to the transit agency.
Plane lost power twice before crashing in Herndon last month
An initial report filed by federal investigators showed that the plane lost power twice before smashing through the roof of an apartment building.
Prince George's taxicab drivers rally for fares at Gaylord National Resort
More than 75 Prince George's County taxicab drivers gathered outside the Gaylor National at National Harbor to protest the hotel's decision to contract a new car service for guests.
Meeting offers information about new Dulles access road
Residents gathered at a June 13 meeting to learn details about a proposal to build a roadway that would offer western access to Dulles International Airport.
Dr. Gridlock: Weekend Metro delays, road work
It's a great Father's Day weekend for local travelers, with the Metrorail work as the main -- but not the only -- source of delays.
Tornado touches down in Md. suburb
Quick-moving storm system brings heavy rain and strong winds that blow down trees and power lines.
Silver Line’s December opening may be delayed over new safety concerns
A federal official says contractor failed to get approval for changes it made to train safety system.
Rash of Metro red signal violations
A top official at Metro told board members about five red-signal violations in the last few months.
Metro gives more details on Silver Spring fire incident
Several parts on Metro's oldest rail cars failed causing fire and flashes, Metro explained to board members.
Major delays at D.C. airports
The storm that just tore through the Washington region was relatively brief, but it is significantly impacting air travel.
Bay Bridge closed in both directions
The Chesapeake Bay Bridge is closed in both directions until the storm passes through that area.
Red Line trains could be delayed
Metro warns riders that Red Line trains could run at reduced speeds due to severe weather in the area, which may lead to delays for these trains.
Metro prepares for storm
Metro is getting ready for severe weather with extra equipment and personnel on hand.
Major delays on westbound Route 50
An overturned tractor-trailer is blocking all but one lane on Route 50 heading into Annapolis.
E.W. Jackson says he’d seek transportation fix without taxes
The GOP lieutenant governor candidate in Virginia said he’s working on a solution.
Planned tax on all commuter buses to D.C. ‘disappearing,’ council head says
Congress and governors of Md., Va. pressure council to eliminate plans for $5-per-bus daily charge.
Severe storms loom for Thursday
The cluster could bring drenching rain, strong winds and flash flooding to the Washington area.
Outer loop lanes closed in Md.
A vehicle fire has closed all outer loop lanes near Joint Base Andrews in Maryland.
Amtrak sold HOW many bottles of water last year?
Some fun tidbits from Wednesday's story on Amtrak's effort to go gourmet by hiring celebrity chefs including Michel Richard. How many bottles of water did Amtrak sell last year? What is Amtrak CEO Joseph Boardman's favorite Amtrak meal?
Bi-County Parkway advocates offer weak sales pitch for commuters
The Loudoun-Pr. William road isn’t the Outer Beltway that some fear, but it isn’t a congestion reliever, either.
Keeping your eyes on the road doesn’t mean you’re not distracted
Technology developed to enhance the safety of texting while driving isn’t very effective, researchers say.
Summer takes toll on teen drivers
Deadly days of summer have arrived for teenage drivers. With them comes new data about why they are at risk.
Male Swedish train conductors wear skirts to protest dress code
A group of male Swedish train operators started wearing skirts to protest a ban on shorts over the summer. What are the rules for Metro and other local transit agencies?
Amtrak is trying to go gourmet
Some of the best-known chefs in the country are helping the train company revamp its menu offerings.
Metro revenue drops
Metro revenue for its rail and bus operations is down for the third quarter. Agency blames it in part on Hurricane Sandy.
















