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Pedestrian Killed in Hit-And-Run Crash Near Glenarden: Police
A driver hit and pedestrian and drove off in Prince George’s County, Maryland, early Tuesday, police said. News4’s Adam Tuss reports.
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Metro Unveils Plan to Crack Down on Fare Evasion
Metro is soon going to crack down on people who don’t pay their fare. Police officers will be out in force to hand out citations. News4’s Adam Tuss reports.
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Adam Tuss Celebrates 10 Years at News4
Anchor and transportation reporter Adam Tuss celebrated his 10th anniversary at News4 on Sunday. He first started in October 2012 and 10 years later continues to cover the area’s transportation stories.
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Metro Might Change Entry Gates Again Due to Fare Evasion Issues
Metro just spent millions of dollars to install new faregates, but it might change them again due to fare evasion issues. Transportation Reporter Adam Tuss reports.
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Rusted Rails Delayed Metro Emergency Drill
Rusted train track rails found on the Silver Line delayed a Metro emergency drill in Ashburn. Transportation Reporter Adam Tuss reports.
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Rust Delays Metro Emergency Drill in Ashburn
A Metro emergency drill Wednesday at the soon-to-be-opened Ashburn station was delayed by rust on rails. News4’s Adam Tuss reports.
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Long Bridge Project Will Connect Arlington to DC
A billion-dollar project to help alleviate traffic over the Potomac River is moving forward to connect Arlington to D.C. News4’s transportation reporter Adam Tuss reports.
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Yellow Line Bridge Over Potomac to Close for Repairs
Plans to rebuild the Yellow Line Bridge over the Potomac River are underway. News4’s Adam Tuss reports on the construction process to rebuild the bridge.
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Video of Heavily Armed Metro Officer Sparks Concern
Some Metro riders were alarmed to see a heavily armed officer in a downtown D.C. Metro station. News4’s Adam Tuss has info from Metro on why you may see more of these officers.
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Sight of Heavily Armed Officer in DC Metro Station Raises Concerns
The sight of a heavily armed officer in a downtown D.C. Metrorail station raised concerns among some riders.
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How to Prep Cars for Extreme Temperatures
With recent spikes in roadside assistance due to high temperatures, it is important to be prepared for potential heat-caused car issues. News4’s Adam Tuss reports on what drivers should keep in their cars to help avoid these issues.
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Gas Prices Drop in Arlington
Gas prices in Arlington have experienced a slight decrease. While the current prices still shock local residents, the price decrease does offer some relief to their wallets. News4’s Adam Tuss reports about what this could mean for future gas prices in the area and nationally.
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Hop on the Bus? Metrobus Ridership Is Up as Gas Prices Soar
More people in our area may be riding Metrobus instead of driving because of record-high gas prices. New ridership numbers from Metro show a spike, with over 300,000 bus riders per day, compared to an average of about 200,000 per day through most of the pandemic. Resident Farhad Maksude said he and a friend decided to take Metro on Wednesday…
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More Cars Expected on Roads This Memorial Day Weekend
Nearly 40 million Americans are expected to travel this weekend. Transportation Reporter Adam Tuss reports.
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Reagan National Airport Renumbering Terminals and Gates
Next time you go to Reagan National Airport, you may notice the terminal and gate numbers have changed. News4’s Adam Tuss reports on a massive rebranding set to begin June 4.
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Safety to Be Top Priority of Metro's Interim Leader
Metro says it’s accelerating plans to re-certify train operators whose safety credential lapsed, and we’re hearing from Metro’s interim leader about his priorities. News4’s Adam Tuss reports.
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Metro General Manager Retires Early, COO Resigns Amid Operator ‘Safety Issue'
Metro General Manager Paul Wiedefeld retired weeks early and the agency’s COO resigned after the revelation that many rail operators’ recertification had lapsed. News4 Transportation Reporter Adam Tuss reports.
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Metro Riders, Officials Call for Answers on Operator ‘Safety Issue'
Metro riders and officials including D.C.’s mayor are calling for answers after Metro announced it will reduce service on two Metrorail lines for weeks after finding that nearly half of train operators lacked required certification updates. Trains will run every 20 minutes on the Green and Yellow lines, instead of every 15 minutes, at least through the end of...
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Green, Yellow Line Delays Due to Lapsed Certification
More than 70 Metrorail train operators are off the job while they get recertified. News4’s Adam Tuss reports.
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NBC4 The Recap: Metro's Next Chapter Under New GM
In this Recap, News4 Transportation reporter Adam Tuss takes deep dive into the Metro challenges and priorities for incoming general manager Randy Clarke.