WASHINGTON D.C., DC — The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) is promising that the overhaul of their Metrobus system will address riders concerns and needs. The changes include ...

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) launched a tap-to-pay program Nov. 18 that allows riders to pay Metrobus fares with credit or debit cards instead of SmarTrip cards. The ...

New tech allowing Metro users to pay their fare by tapping debit or credit cards is receiving good grades from local leaders. At a meeting last week, representatives on the Metropolitan Washington ...

WASHINGTON — Metro is ramping up its official launch of the system's first-ever full redesign of the bus network, which they're calling the Better Bus Network. Riders may already be seeing new bus ...

WASHINGTON - Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority debuted the Tap.Ride.Go program Wednesday, allowing commuters to tap their debit or credit card for contactless payment. What we know Metro ...

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At several stops, including along Georgia Avenue near the Petworth Library, commuters are having to step or stretch over frozen mounds between the sidewalk and the street.

Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) General Manager and CEO Randy Clarke on Dec. 11 presented to the WMATA Board of Directors the agency’s proposed budget for the next fiscal year, ...