Starting Saturday many Metro riders who get on trains at the six Blue and Yellow line stations south of Reagan National Airport will begin using shuttle buses and keep using them through September ...

Metro plans to run three shuttle options during the closure: a $1.75, peak-hour express bus line from downtown Long Beach to downtown Los Angeles; a $1.75 bus with limited stops along the closed ...

Local shuttles will be available during all Metrorail operating hours. Blue Line Local Local service between Franconia-Springfield, Van Dorn St, King St-Old Town, Braddock Rd, and Ronald Reagan ...

Metro’s shuttle buses for riders affected by the shutdown of several stations along the Yellow and Blue lines were delayed up to 15 minutes Wednesday morning.

For the last four months, the southern half of Metro’s Blue Line has been closed for repairs, forcing many riders between Long Beach and Watts to take replacement shuttle buses. That ends ...

Metro's service on the Blue and Expo line will be limited during Thursday morning's peak hours while crews repair damage caused by an electrical fire at the 7th Street/Metro Station.

Shuttle buses will run about every 10 minutes during the morning rush hour, and about 15 minutes for other service hours. The Blue line will run normal schedules east of the Fair Complex/Hillsboro ...

Metro is shutting down three Arlington stations on the Blue and Yellow lines this weekend, in order to allow for some major lighting improvements set to make each station substantially brighter ...

Metro Blue and Expo line service will be limited Thursday, July 27, 2017, due to repairs after a fire the night before at the 7th Street/Metro Station. The station entrance is seen in the image above.

WASHINGTON — A Blue Line shutdown that includes no trains at Arlington Cemetery and single-tracking on the Orange and Silver Lines is the most disruptive Metro track work this weekend.