Washington Post: Regulator pauses Metro’s plans to reduce inspections on 7000 trains

By Editor On Jan 16, 2023 Last updated Jan 16, 2023

The Washington Metrorail Safety Commission is investigating whether the transit agency is following safety and training protocols

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