Wmata Delays (2024)

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Details · Metrorail weekend service... · 3 train alerts · MetroAlerts
Metro news and service information for the Washington, DC, Maryland, and Virginia region.

... DELAYS. SERVICE DELAYS. X. blue Rail Line. ○ Until tonight's closing, Blue Line trains are operating every 18 minutes between Franconia-Springfield & Federal ...
Metro news and service information for the Washington, DC, Maryland, and Virginia region.

Delays will be in effect until at least Nov. 15 while WMATA works with the Washington Metrorail Safety Commission to get all 7000-series trains safely returned ...
Metro trains will be delayed until at least Nov. 15 amid an ongoing investigation into a recent train derailment. Riders found themselves in a dark, smoky Metro car after an Oct. 12 derailment of a Blue line train. The incident prompted the National Transportation Safety Board to investigate, and Washington Metropolitan Area Transportation Authority (WMATA)...

WTOP has all the DC Metro info commuters need to know. Read about the latest news & closures to stay updated 24/7 on the Metro's yearlong maintenance plan!
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WTOP has all the DC Metro info commuters need to know. Read about the latest news & closures to stay updated 24/7 on the Metro’s yearlong maintenance plan!

10 aug 2023 · Metro (WMATA). Track work will cause delays for stations on four Metro lines this weekend. Metro will reduce service on some Blue, Orange ...
Metro will see significant delays on the Blue, Orange, Red and Silver Line stations over the weekend due to track work. Here’s what to know.

14 nov 2022 · Observed WMATA rail headways doubled from October 2019 (pre-pandemic) to October 2021 (when students were returning to in-person learning). For ...
Increased transit delays in fall of 2021 and the potential impact on high school commutes - D.C. Policy Center

10 jan 2024 · Metro said the delay was caused by a track condition outside King Street. They went on to say that some trains were offloading at Potomac Yard ...
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Metro said in a post on the X platform that Blue Line service was delayed due to track conditions.

4 mei 2023 · The Saga Continues: Metro Board's Request Likely To Delay D.C.'s Fare-Free Bus Plan ... “Based on all of these factors, the WMATA ... “A one-year ...
The Metro board says the initiative would interfere with plans to overhaul the bus network and distract from efforts to deal with fiscal challenges.

28 feb 2018 · WMATA suggested that riders make the 20-minute walk from Ballston-MU to the Clarendon station to get back on a functioning train. This delay ...
Orange and Silver Lines were significantly delayed on Wednesday due to a brake malfunction that led to single-tracking trains.

29 mrt 2010 · WMATA delays 7000-series order to make it larger · 64 cars for Silver Line phase II to Dulles/Loudoun · 130 cars for 75% 8-car train operation ...
On Thursday, the WMATA Board heard a report from staff on the procurement of the new 7000-series railcars. The Board decided to hold off approving the contract until it can decide on options for additional cars.

14 sep 2023 · Metro delays full switch to automated trains until next year. The rail system's conversion to self-piloting trains this fall on the Red Line ...
Metrorail’s conversion to self-piloting trains this fall on the Red Line will instead begin in a phased approach before a complete shift from manual operations to automation.

3 okt 2022 · Railroad industry news about: Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, WMATA, Potomac Yard Station, Halmar International, ...
Railroad industry news about: Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, WMATA, Potomac Yard Station, Halmar International, Schiavone Construction Co., construction, delay, automatic train control, Washington D.C.. From the editors of Progressive Railroading Magazine