DC Metrorail will not be allowed to expand use of Automatic Train Operation, the automated system currently in use on its Red ...

Health officials in Washington, D.C., are investigating after an Amtrak passenger who rode the train into Union Station was ...

WASHINGTON, D.C. ‒ Local officials warned on Tuesday that a person with a confirmed case of measles may have exposed others at the city’s Union Station and a local urgent care. The case ...

The person with measles also went to a local health clinic Health officials in Washington, D.C. are warning the public about a potential measles exposure in the capital. The DC Department of Health ...

At a meeting about the close call, the Washington Metrorail Safety ... Red Line since December. Automatic train operations "cannot be relied upon" amid station overruns on Red Line, safety ...

A watchdog overseeing Metro operations is urging the D.C. transit agency to not expand automation to other train lines since railcars keep running past platforms.

The passenger rode an Amtrak train in the Northeast last week before visiting an urgent care center in DC, health officials ...

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WASHINGTON (7News) — The commission that oversees Metrorail on safety said it won't allow Metro to expand the use of automation to run trains until it sees a big drop in the number of automated ...

"DC Public Health has notified Amtrak of a confirmed case of measles in a customer traveling on Amtrak Train 175 from New York to Washington Union Station on Wednesday, March 19," Amtrak said in a ...

Some passengers on an Amtrak train traveling between Boston and Washington ... said DC Health in a statement, warning of the “highly contagious illness.” People in Union Station’s Amtrak ...