- Ann Scott Tyson
- Reporter
Transit agencies increase security after bin Laden killing
Metro and its local law enforcement partners have increased security on the bus and rail network as a precaution in the wake of the killing by U.S. forces of Osama Bin Laden.
Metro steps up security following bin Laden’s death
Metro is stepping up security in the transit system as a precaution following Osama bin Laden’s death.
Two sides of Metro safety: rails, inspectors
To protect track inspectors, Metro makes sure each has a partner watching for dangers. But that means fewer eyes checking the rails for defects, inspectors say.
Metro budget deficit shrinks
It’s expected to be $6 million less than originally projected for the fiscal year that begins in July.
- Two Metro escalator employees fired
- Pair rescued from Metro Red Line tracks
- Metro employee indicted in deadly 2008 crash
- Metro station manager arrested, indicted after deadly 2008 bus crash
- Metro station manager arrested, indicted after deadly 2008 bus crash
- Metro station manager arrested, indicted after deadly 2008 crash
- Metro to take possible service cuts to public forums in mid-May
- Metro Transit Police coordinate show of force at Prince George’s County stations




