The Better Bus Network overhaul went into effect June 29 after years of studies, rider surveys and data collection. Metrobus ...

Metro already has plans to increase bus service next fiscal year, but the temporary changes implemented in October will be in response to eliminated or modified DC Circulator routes beginning Oct. 1.

Metro is making changes to eight different bus routes in D.C., Maryland, and Virginia. Effective on Sept. 24, service adjustments will be made to improve safety.

The temporary service adjustments are expected to last through July 2025, when Metro plans to launch the “Better Bus Network.” Those changes could add 30 new bus lines and overnight rides to ...

Starting Sunday, bus riders in the D.C. area will see improvement on more than two dozen routes. There will be improvements in bus service along 29 busy routes — 14 in the District, 11 in ...

WASHINGTON — Editor's Note: The video above is from Dec. 17. More than 50 Metro bus routes are experiencing delays and increased wait times due to a driver shortage across the city.

But the National Mall and Eastern Market to L’Enfant Plaza routes will not be replaced, nor will bus coverage between Woodley Park and 14th Street NW. Get concise answers to your questions.

The free bus rides and expanded late night service would cost D.C. taxpayers about $42 million per year. If approved, those changes would begin next July. "It's kind of interesting.

These additions to Metro bus routes are calculated to cost $8.7 million a year. This comes as Metro prepares to make some routes 24-hour, which will cost the city an additional $11 million a year.