WASHINGTON — Metro is changing its fares, both in price and how fares are calculated. The base fare is going down, but depending on when a person travels some commutes could nearly double in cost.

Metro riders will see higher fares beginning Sunday, in a move meant to bridge budget gaps and avoid catastrophic service cuts. Fares for Metro’s rail and bus services will increase by 12.5 ...

WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) announced Thursday that it started rolling out signage in Spanish. In a post on X, WMATA said that Spanish ...

Fare changes and service improvements are ... Earlier this month, the Washington Metrorail Safety Commission allowed Metro to move to 15-day inspection intervals — up from every seven days ...

Metro rail and bus riders: plan to start paying about 12 percent more per trip. The Washington ... the base fare to $2.25. Late night and weekend fares, which had been a flat $2, will range from $2.25 ...