Metro on Monday reopened six stations on the Blue and Yellow lines that were shut for several months of renovations.

The stations are: Braddock Road, Eisenhower Avenue, Franconia-Springfield, Huntington, King Street-Old Town and Van Dorn Street.

Test trains were run on the lines over the weekend. The transit agency said no problems emerged in the testing, according to Twitter messages.

The stations had been closed since May as work crews fixed escalators, installed new digital signs for riders, and improved platforms. The stations did reopen on schedule, as Metro had said.

Riders reacted to the reopening on Monday.

On Twitter, a Metro rider who goes by @ledzepptim, wrote “I won’t miss the shuttle [buses] getting lost or making me late.”