Transportation

Credit: Metro says it has lost tens of millions of dollars a year in revenue since the D.C. Council decriminalized fare evasion in 2018 and made it nearly impossible to enforce the civil offense. A new proposal from Ward 2 councilmember Brooke Pinto would change that. (WTOP/David Andrews)

New feature on Metro fare gates will stop this from happening 4,000 times a day

‘Drivers are flouting rules’: Bill before DC Council aims to address rise in moped use

Metrobus strikes car, tree in Northeast DC, leaving multiple injured

Why you'll soon have to pay over 25 cents (on top of your fare) for Metro rides

Police officer hospitalized after motorcycle crash in DC’s Navy Yard

Drivers in DC keep 'zipping around' stopped school buses, officials say. Soon, there will be $500 fines