Metro gave 7News a tour of its “Integrated Command and Communications Center,” which the transit agency says will play a ...

News asked Metro General Manager Randy Clarke about what’s being done to prevent delays for riders after a large number of ...

Getting to this weekend’s Yankees game just got a little easier. Baseball fans can take advantage of the Metro-North Railroad’s additional “Yankee Clipper” trains to get to and from the ...

WASHINGTON — Metro says it has begun replacing all the wheels on its 7000-series trains. It's the first step to returning more of the train cars to service following a Blue Line derailment in 2021.

WASHINGTON, DC (7News) — Metro says documents released by the National Transportation Safety Board Tuesday show a path for it to finally safely return all of its 7000 series trains to the tracks ...

The Washington Metro Area Transit Authority says Metrorail will be able to run more 7000-series trains and lower wait times after winning an appeal to the Washington Metrorail Safety Commission ...

Metro on Friday released a detailed document outlining the steps it will follow to return a small number of its troubled 7000-series rail cars to service this summer. The Washington Metrorail ...

Metro will bring back 64 of its 7000-series rail cars over the summer while transit engineers work toward automating daily wheel inspections to restore 60 percent of its fleet. The Washington ...

Below is the entire statement from the Washington Metrorail Safety Commission: The WMSC has reviewed WMATA’s 7000 Series Return to Service Plan submitted today, May 19, 2022, and the WMSC has ...

Metro not being able to get the 7000 series railcars back as more riders are trying to come back to jobs/offices could have a real ripple effect on everyone. If riders decide that driving makes ...

Tonight Metro is once again being ordered to take every single 7000-series train off the tracks. The Washington Metrorail Safety Commission made the decision after it says Metro was not following ...