DCist: A Bad News Day For Metro: No Quick Fix For 7000-Series, Silver Line Opening Delayed Again

By Editor On Mar 24, 2022 Last updated Mar 24, 2022

Metro delivered two major news items Thursday that rail riders won’t want to hear.

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