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Metro leaders will be asked to explain the current safety issues with the 7000 series railcars. Transportation Reporter Adam Tuss has the story.

The leaders of D.C.’s Metro system will be called to Capitol Hill to explain safety issues with the newest series of railcars.

The National Transportation Safety Board has issued a safety alert to subway systems and commuter railroads over a wheelset problem that led to a derailment in the nation’s capital in October

News4’s Adam Tuss has what you need to know about Thanksgiving travel from airports to roads to railways.

Transportation Reporter Adam Tuss reports Metro train delays will remain for at least two more weeks.

Metro General Manager Paul Wiedefeld says the agency is working to restore full metro service but doesn’t have a specific timeline yet on when 7000 series trains can safely go back on the tracks.

Metro employees are flagging issues with the newest railcars in the system and safety culture within the agency as major service reductions continue a week after a train derailed. Metro removed 60% of its railcars from service late Sunday after a train derailed on the Blue Line on Oct. 12. One person was taken to a hospital and many more…

News4’s Adam Tuss breaks down shocking info released Monday on why a Metro train derailed last week and what Metro may have known when.

Almost 48 hours after a Metro train derailed on the Blue Line in Northern Virginia, rail service still was not restored.  Plenty of questions remained unanswered, from what happened to why it’s taking so long to restart service between the Arlington Cemetery and Rosslyn stations.  But when Metro’s board of directors had a chance to ask their chief safety...

A Metro rider said passengers were calling their family to tell them they loved them when they were stuck on a train that derailed. News4’s Adam Tuss reports.

A new one-and-a-half-mile section of the wildly popular W&OD trail in Northern Virginia separates walkers from cyclists. News4 Transportation Reporter Adam Tuss offers a look.

The National Park Service begins an effort to improve safety and reduce lanes on George Washington Parkway south of Alexandria. News4 transportation reporter Adam Tuss reports.

A new scooter lock law goes into effect on Friday. News4’s Transportation Reporter Adam Tuss has more.

There have been more than 100 carjackings in D.C. this year – a big spike from one year ago. News4 obtained surveillance video showing a carjacking that happened Wednesday morning, and the victim spoke with News4 Transportation Reporter Adam Tuss about the frightening experience.

Metro’s train and bus operators could be coming to the job tired and physically unfit to perform their duties, according to a report issued Tuesday by the transit agency’s top safety watchdog.  The Washington Metrorail Safety Commission flagged potential safety risks related to fatigued operators. Some of this could be because workers aren’t getting enough time off between shifts. ...

The transit agency says it’s always working to improve security and remains confident a “doomsday scenario” is very unlikely. Transportation Reporter Adam Tuss reports.

People in Montgomery County have been calling the police about souped-up cars making noise at all hours of the day and night. Transportation Reporter Adam Tuss spoke with police about the issue.

Say goodbye to dreaded Gate 35X at Reagan National Airport.  The airport gate got a bad reputation over the years because passengers need to get on a crowded bus and then board the plane outdoors, in the elements.  The last official flight out of Gate 35X will leave DCA the night of Monday, April 19. The next day, passengers...

Bicycle safety advocates say a stretch of Massachusetts Avenue where a cyclist died last week needs a lower speed limit. Transportation Reporter Adam Tuss reports.

What can we expect on the roads, on Metro and at airports in the year ahead? News4’s Adam Tuss takes a look.