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Metro Lift program offers reduced fares to low-income riders

Metro is offering reduced fares to help low-income riders through a new program called Metro Lift.

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Take Metro s Red Line? You ll now see more frequent trains

If you take Metro’s Red Line, here’s some good news for you: Starting Monday, trains are running more frequently.

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Application for discounted Metro fares to begin June 20

Commuters may be eligible for reduced fares as part of a new program to help D.C. area riders based on their income.

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Metro announces half-price fare program

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority announced Monday a half-priced fare program for low-income riders.

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Metro Seeks Public Input for Future Train Fleet Design For New Trains By 26 | 97 1 WASH-FM

Metro is inviting customers to give input on its upcoming train fleet design at a pop-up exhibit at Gallery Place - Chinatown Metro Station. The new designs focus on safety, user experience, accessibility, and sustainability. The new fleet, expected to launch in 2026, is being built by Hitachi Rail.

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