All 98 Metro stations in the Washington, DC, region are expected to stay open — it might just cost more to travel between them, according to a budget proposal released by WMATA on Monday. If the ...

In addition to cuts, the general manager is proposing a 25% fare increase. At Thursday’s meeting, board members seemed far more open to fare increases – particularly on rail – than cutting ...

Metro rail and bus riders: plan to start paying about 12 percent more per trip. The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) reminded passengers this week that fares on its whole system ...

WMATA CEO said they’re going to be using a data-driven, targeted approach to fight fare evasion, by starting with lines that have the highest rates of fare evasion.

7News has been crunching the numbers that WMATA has shared and it shows that bus ridership is essentially at pre-pandemic levels but rail travel during the week is still sitting at 50%.

Metro started to put taller gates in place at train stations across the DMV last summer, and now in a Tuesday update officials say fare evasion is down.

WMATA asked for public input on the fiscal year 2025 budget proposal, with comments closed as of last week. The $4.5 billion budget includes a $2.6 billion capital budget, including debt service ...

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority’s (WMATA) Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Yetunde Olumide on Feb. 3 presented the latest mid-year financial update to the board, ...

According to the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA), bus and base rail fares will increase from $2 to $2.25, while the maximum rail fare will increase from $6 to $6.75.

WASHINGTON - The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) is preparing to launch a new tap-to-pay system that will allow riders to pay rail fares directly with a credit card on their ...