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Metro Hours Back to Normal After Transdev Strike

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) has released a statement on bus routes impacted by the Cinder Bed Road strike, which is now over.
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Metrorail Saw Rise in Ridership Last Year; 20,000 More Trips Per Day

Metro announced that its total rail ridership was 182 million trips during the 2019 calendar year, up from 175 million the previous year.
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Drivers Failed to Pay DC Parking Tickets Worth Almost a Billion Dollars

The amount of debt the District of Columbia is owed by drivers totals $835,750,067, NBC 4 Washington reported, attributing the data to official documents.
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Some DC Streets to Close for Shooting of Michael B. Jordan Movie

The Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) announced that a number of streets will be closed on December 19 due to the filming of a movie starring Michael B. Jordan.
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DC Tourism Dept Encourages Metro Riders to Stand on Left Side of Escalators

D.C.'s tourism department shared a video with the message that it was okay to ignore the "walking left, standing right” rule on Metro escalators.
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Metro Scraps Closure of Green, Yellow Line Next Summer

Metro has cancelled its plan of shutting down the Green and Yellow Lines scheduled for the summer of 2020.
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DC Sues Greyhound for Causing Air Pollution at Union Station

D.C. Attorney General Karl A. Racine has filed a lawsuit against Greyhound for keeping its buses idle for longer than the legal limit and polluting the air.
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Upgrade Plan Released for Notorious Northeast DC Intersection

The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) announced a new plan to improve safety at the intersection of New York and Florida Avenue, in Northeast D.C.
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