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Metro launches largest service change in its history
Rush+ runs between 6:30 a.m. and 9 a.m. and between 3:30 p.m. and 6 p.m.
Airports Authority consultant made more than retreats cost
Consultant Gregory Shea made about $7,000 an hour to talk about "change."
Weekend Wakeup Call: Father's Day gridlock, delays
This Father's Day weekend brings the usual Metro delays -- The baseball games at Nationals Park could worsen those delays. On Saturday, the Washington Soap Box Derby and the Purple Stride 5k bring some fun to the District. The Columbia Pike Jazz Festival and the Dash for Dads 5k will close some streets in Arlington, and I-66 has a new long-term ramp closure.
Metro thefts rise, parking lot crime declines
Metro says thefts in the Washington-area transit system doubled in the first three months of the year compared to the same period last year.
Former Metro workers sentenced in Va. for thefts
Two former Metro workers are going to prison for stealing more than $500,000 in coins and petty cash from farecard machines and using much of the money to buy lottery tickets.
Add time to weekend Metro commutes
If you're planning on taking Metro, make sure you give yourself some extra time to get there. Work is being done on almost all of the lines.
Should more roads be like highways?
If the region has outgrown its roads, and there really is no room for expansion -- as Virginia Transportation Secretary Sean Connaughton says, then what's the solution?
Using the roads we have, the future reality of commuting
Adam Tuss, WTOP's Sprawl and Crawl reporter
Nowhere to go: Making better use of the roads we have
Many of the D.C. area's roads are at maximum. There's nowhere to go so we have to make better use of what we have.
Construction of major HOV ramp to Mark Center possible in spring
The ramp near the Mark Center in Alexandria would have "no significant" environmental impact on the area around Interstate 395.
Would 'carrots' change your driving behavior?
Stanford University is using an incentive program to get employees to change their driving behaviors.
Metro's random bag searches net no arrests
Since Metro started searching bags in December 2010, nobody has been arrested, a request for public records finds.
Automakers look to incorporate your phone into dashboard
Some automakers, including General Motors, are now focused on taking what's on your phone and putting it on a screen on the dashboard.
Metro urging travelers to use plastic farecards
Metro is encouraging customers to switch from using paper farecards to plastic ones.
Metro crime teams are catching crooks in the act
Crime is trending the wrong way on Metro trains and buses, but Metro may actually want it that way.
U Street to become construction zone for year
Washington's popular U Street corridor is becoming a construction zone for the next year.
Amtrak restores service between D.C. and Philadlephia
Amtrak trains between Washington and Philadelphia are delayed because a cable broke on Bush Bridge in Maryland.
Safety improvements coming to Potomac trails
There are places around here where runners, bikers and walkers mix dangerously close to fast moving cars.
D.C. collects record $55.1 million from camera enforcement
The District collected a record $55.1 million from speed and red-light cameras during its 2011 fiscal year, despite issuing fewer citations than the year before.
More headaches this weekend for Metro riders
Metro says it is in the midst of the biggest rebuilding effort in its history. General Manager Richard Sarles says this effort is going to be here for a long time.
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