The era of carpeted Metro trains ended with the official retirement of railcars dating to the 1980s. The 2000 series railcars with the iconic brown and orange seats and carpet are out of service ...

The subway system serving the U.S. capital region may be forced to make devastating cuts in 2021, including ending weekend services, closing 19 stations and shrinking weekday operations if Congress ...

The Washington, D.C.-area subway system said it will indefinitely idle its fleet of 6000-series railcars following a train-separation incident on Tuesday, the second in recent weeks.

Metro has shared information on upcoming rail station closures for planned work from now through September 2026, with work impacting all lines of the rail network.

Steve Forbes breaks down why California’s endless high-speed rail boondoggle is even worse than people think, and why it needs to be scrapped—yesterday. California’s misbegotten high-speed train ...

While the Washington Commanders NFL team is slated to return to the site of its former Washington, D.C., home in 2030, ...

Joe Hinrichs was replaced by Steve Angel, who may be more likely to consider a merger on the heels of the Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern deal. By Peter Eavis CSX, a large freight railroad, said on ...

Metro stations in Rosslyn and Arlington National Cemetery will be closed Sept. 27 and 28, according to the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority.

WASHINGTON — The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority is starting to plan its budget for fiscal year 2027 and beyond. At Thursday’s board meeting, Metro leaders said ridership is up 16% from ...

But for decades, San Dimas — now a suburban foothill community of around 33,000 residents — has been a railroad town without any train service. Southern California’s once expansive Pacific Electric ...

Phoenix plans to redevelop a 5.5-acre city-owned site at Central Avenue and Broadway Road. The proposed mixed-use development will include affordable housing and ground-floor commercial space. This ...

WASHINGTON — The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) has announced changes to its Metrobus routes following feedback from riders on their Better Bus Network Redesign. SEE ALSO | DC ...