Several topics of interest to riders came up Thursday at Metro’s final board of directors meeting until September.

Metro unveiled plans for upgrades to the Red Line, while warning commuters about additional service disruptions and closures ...

Crews worked overnight to repair signaling issues caused by a "water intrusion." ...

WASHINGTON — Metro riders got their clearest explanation yet Thursday for what caused this week's Red Line meltdown, and learned the long-term fix is already underway, but isn't fully funded yet.

Metro says free shuttle buses traveling in special bus-only lanes through parts of Montgomery County, Maryland, will help riders affected by the shutdown of five Red Line stations starting Saturday.

The concept is part of the WMATA's rail modernization plan for the DMV trains. The new platform doors will be used used for extra safety.

Metro officials say repairs to a signaling system issue that caused delays along the Red Line on Wednesday have been completed.

A segment of Metro’s Red Line in D.C. and Maryland will close for three months starting Saturday, forcing thousands of residents to rethink their commutes, though free shuttle buses will be available.

On Tuesday, Metro released new details and pictures of automated doors it wants to install at stations as part of a $913 million plan to modernize the Red Line.

Unlike Metro’s “kneeling” buses, which can bring the boarding platform closer to the curb, the contracted motor coaches sit ...