WMATA will be cracking down on fare evasion for bus riders over the next several weeks, blitzing the system with more ...

In New York City, a Pontiac Trans Am was speeding in a school zone, and it got a ticket. The only problem is that the car was sitting in a museum at the time.

Despite low fare evasion rates on Metrorail, MetroBus rates are still unacceptably high, officials said. During a Board of ...

The Washington region’s Metro system has recovered from the covid pandemic better than most American transit agencies. Yet taxpayers who don’t take the train or bus are increasingly subsidizing those ...

Commuters on the Metrorail in Washington DC and Virginia are facing delays Wednesday morning due to a collision involving a WMATA work vehicle. WMATA said early Wednesday morning a work vehicle on the ...

A routine overnight shift turned chaotic underground in DC when a WMATA work vehicle slammed into a stopped Metro train at Metro Center, leaving 11 people hurt and triggering major delays for the ...

Two Metro employees were found shot and killed in the Friendship Heights area of Northwest D.C., and the shooting appears to be a murder-suicide, police say. The shooting happened overnight on 44th ...

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, ...

Police in D.C. are searching for the driver of a truck that fled the scene of a crash where a pedestrian was killed on Wednesday. Jal Chuol Pinuieny, 29, was struck by a WMATA bus shortly before 4 a.m ...

The Washington, D.C., region will receive more than $60 million in federal funding to modernize its bus system, Sens. Chris Van Hollen and Angela Alsobrooks and five of the state’s representatives ...

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 ...

Diamond Transportation Services plans to close a location in Prince George’s County and lay off a total of 182 workers in Maryland. “As a result, Diamond will no longer provide bus transportation ...