Some significant changes for bus riders begin Sunday and Monday, including a new Front Royal commuter bus, an overhaul of DC Circulator routes, and changes for a number of Metrobus services across ...

Transit workers and riders will be rallying in the District Monday morning in response to the DC Circulator bus service ending.

The Washington DC government voted to waive fares for Metrobus rides within city limits starting July, 1, 2023, becoming the nation's most populous city to offer free public transit.

“It’s like a celebrity sighting!” This crowd, here for the inaugural “Metro Fest,” is admittedly self-selecting: hardcore transit fans, train-obsessed kids, bus drivers and their fami ...

Travel Metro adds 24/7 bus service in DC These routes were chosen to support late-night and early-morning essential workers in hospitality, healthcare, and entertainment industries.

The DC Council announced two major additions to a new plan to encourage more D.C. residents to use Metro’s bus services including free rides and late night service.

A summary of the Washington Area Bus Transformation Project draft strategy recommends bus-only lanes, totally revamped bus routes and other changes: “Without transforming the bus system, the ...

Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said the federal government could manage the major transit hub better than ...

We've known that the DC Circulator buses in the District will be gone by the end of the year, but starting Tuesday, 90 bus employees will be laid off.

The nation’s capital is introducing a groundbreaking plan: It will begin offering free bus fares to residents next summer.