WASHINGTON — Metro riders, get ready for some exciting changes! Starting Sunday, Metro will be ramping up service on both the Green and Yellow lines, and making key adjustments to bus routes across the area.
Whether you're commuting, heading to a game, or just getting around town, WMATA says these updates are designed to make your ride smoother and faster.
What’s new?
Green and Yellow Line trains: Get ready for more frequent trains. During weekdays, trains on both lines will arrive every six minutes until 9:30 p.m. (down from the previous eight minutes during off-peak periods).
Metrobus Changes: Metro is adjusting 26 bus routes across the region. Here's a breakdown of the changes:
In D.C.:
- Route C25 will launch between Anacostia and Stanton Road SE.
- Georgetown to Union Station will get an extension to better serve riders.
- Extra service will be added to 14th Street NW as part of preparations for the new Better Bus Network coming in 2025.
In Maryland:
- New bus loops will serve New Carrollton in response to Purple Line construction, keeping you connected despite the ongoing changes.
In Virginia:
- Routes along Columbia Pike will be updated, including a new stretch near the Air Force Memorial.
Here are just a few of the routes undergoing changes:
- In DC: 31, 33, 38B, 52, 54, C25, D6, M6, N2, N4
- In Maryland: B24, B27, F6, F13, G12, G14, R1, R2, T14, T18
- In Virginia: 16A, 16C, 16E, 16M, 28A, REX
These changes are designed to boost on-time performance and accommodate the growing number of customers.
So, whether you’re heading to work, a weekend adventure, or a special event, these updates should make your trip even more convenient. For a full list of Metrobus changes, head over to the official Metro website and plan your route accordingly.
