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 ...

Georgetown University students encountered redesigned routes for the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority’s (WMATA) bus network as they returned to campus for the fall semester. The routes ...

Metrobus riders will be taking extra time to figure out their commute after the transportation system renamed all stops and redesigned every route on Sunday. The major change was through WMATA’s ...

WASHINGTON — Those who depend on public transportation are preparing for a complete overhaul of the Metrobus system that includes eliminating more than 500 bus stops across the DC region on June 29.

Metrobus riders will soon have the ability to use credit and debit cards to pay for rides. The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) is adding the same “Tap-Ride-Go” ability to its ...

You might start to notice that your bus stop isn't where it used to be. In June, more than 500 bus stops will be removed from the D.C. area. The Washington Area Metro Transit Authority (WMATA) says ...

The live conference has ended. Stay tuned for full conference. WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — Big changes are on the way for Metrobus riders. Starting Sunday, June 29, the Washington Metropolitan Area ...

It may be the biggest change to the Metrobus system since buses started rolling on streets in the D.C. area: WMATA’s Better Bus Network redesign is scheduled to take effect in late June. The transit ...

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 ...

The first redesign of the Metrobus system since 1973 was executed on Sunday, with 527 bus stops throughout the Washington metropolitan area eliminated. All bus routes were changed, as was each bus ...

Crime is declining on the Metro system, but riders’ perceptions of safety depend on which mode of transportation they use. Riders on Metrobus reported more safety concerns than those on Metrorail.

WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — After months of the budget being under debate, the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) announced Thursday that it approved a multi-billion-dollar budget.