Wednesday, November 27, 2024

Travel

Amtrak’s Overnight Trains From DC to Boston and New York Get Private Rooms

Amtrak is adding private rooms to some of its overnight Northeast Regional trains from Washington, DC to Boston and New York soon.

Pandemic Caused Massive Decrease in DC’s Traffic Congestion

The nation's capital saw a 77 percent decrease in its traffic congestion last year compared to 2019, a new report revealed.

More Than 20 Metro Stations May Close Due to Budget Shortage

WMATA may have to shut down 22 Metrorail stations with low ridership in 2022 if it does not receive any more federal funding.

Metro to Get New Escalators at 32 Stations as Part of $179 Million Project

A new contract awarded to KONE by WMATA will provide the installation of heavy duty, transit grade escalators at 32 Metro stations.

Metrorail Service Changes Start February 15 as Part of Budget Affected by Covid-19

Metro's changes to its Metrorail service that result from the coronavirus pandemic are taking effect beginning February 15.

Face Coverings Now Mandatory on National Mall, Other NPS Lands

The National Park Service announced that it is now required for visitors and employees to wear face masks in all national parks and lands.

Metro Alters Lost and Found Policy, Keeps Wallets And Electronics Only

Metro will only keep lost wallets and electronic devices like phones, tablets and laptops to find their owners as part of its new policy.

DC Schools, Parents Prepare for In-Person Learning Under Covid Rules

DC Public Schools (DCPS) is reopening on February 1 for in-person classes with a series of safety measures against the coronavirus.