In the aftermath of the catastrophic Fort Totten Metro crash, the National Transportation Safety Board made 15 safety recommendations. The price tag? $ One Billion!
The Labor Day weekend will see the complete closure of five Red Line Metro stations in an effort to follow through on the N.T.S.B.'s improvements.
Metro Fort Totten Crash Case continued.
Metro is installing cameras to improve the efficiency and safety of its drivers, will the system work?
A Virginia Coal Train Derailment Shuts Down Amtrak and VRE Service
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The National Transportation Safety Board will meet on July 27, 2010 to reveal their findings concerning the cause of the June 22, 2009 Fort Totten Metro crash.
A Baltimore City Light Rail Train Struck a Deaf Pedestrian Friday
A William and Mary Law school student was struck and killed by an Orange Line train on July 4th.
A Baltimore City Bus Crashes into parked cars injuring four passengers. Why?
One year ago today the catastrophic and deadly Fort Totten Metro crash took place. Efforts to honor the victims of that crash were undertaken by Metro and other civic leaders.
A Metro Rail Track Death shuts down Dun-Loring Metro station
A Metro bus crashed with a car on 395 today, injuring the car's occupants and leading to medical evaluation of 18 students on the bus.
Metro fired two bus drivers including one involved in a fatal crash only to have an arbitrator reinstating them.
Five Metro Employees were put on leave pending investigation of their use of a 10-car train on the Green Line. Lets hope the investigation isn't like last time.
Metro is bringing in an outside consultant to deal with chronic escalator problems.
Baltimore City Jury Awards CSX Employee Miilion-Dollar Plus Award
One of our favorite sources of information when investigating deadly bus and motorcoach crashes is the National Transportation Safety Board website. In particular the "lessons learned" section. Here is why.
The long-awaited NTSB report on Metro's safety failings is due in July. Will anything change?
Transportation secretary Ray LaHood has proposed a ban on use of cell phones for railroad operators and their crews. It seems like common sense. Could it be coming to Metro?
Our friends at WTOP report that Metro will be receiving scrutiny from two big players in the local economy. Read more to learn who and why.
Maryland Governor, Martin O'Malley Blasted Metro on WTOP radio today. Just how bad was it?
Metro keeps making their situation worse by failing to come clean about near misses and mistakes. Will this help instill public confidence?
The latest report is that Metro dismissed its latest almost catastrophic collision as not important.
Uh oh, I smell cover-up.
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Metro has big safety issues. Can their latest ideas help?
The long-awaited NTSB Hearing on the Fort Totten Metro Crash starts today. What will we learn?