With road closures this weekend for the @Freedom250 @UFC event, take advantage of Metro’s parking facilities at 51 stations. At 22 stations, you can pay using your debit or credit card via Tap. Ride. Go. 🚗💳🚇 Park your car, and take Metro Rail: wmata.com/ride/guides/parkin…

NVTC seeks feedback at Envision Route 7 Open House; Transit agencies adapt to high fuel costs hubs.la/Q04lbTml0

How can you not be romantic about transit! I wake up everyday thankful I get to be part of it. Stay cool DMV.

Bus routes in the Hunter Mill District are affected: 🚌Route 552: Discontinued with alternate service on 558, 559, 574, 924, 950, RIBS 1 & 3 🚌Route 463: Service frequency changes to 25 – 30 mins on weekdays 🚌Route 553: Peak hour frequency will changes to 40 minutes.

ATTENTION 🚌 Customers: pls anticipate varying yet potentially significant detours impacts to bus service due to special event road closures. Even if you do not use the detoured part of a route pls know the full route may be impacted. We will do our best but pls plan ahead.

“You’re going to start seeing some momentum,” NVTC Executive Director Kate Mattice predicted.

Great news from @wmata - work on the Crystal City Project is complete two weeks ahead of schedule, and regular service will resume this weekend! Just in time to catch the Metro to Jazzfest, Sail250, and next weekend's Juneteenth celebrations🎆

Happening this time tomorrow ✍️ It's not too late to sign up for NoVaTransit Talks: Improving the Bus Rider Experience 🚌 NVTC will host its inaugural NoVaTransit Talks webinar tomorrow, Friday, June 12 from 12–1 p.m., featuring insights from local experts on new and ongoing projects that strengthen transit for residents and workers across the region. We hope you'll tune in! The webinar includes welcoming speaker and NVTC Chair, moderator and NVTC Data Visualization Manager Sophie Spiliotopoulos and local experts from Gladys Hurwitz, Silas Sullivan and Wendy Sanford. Register for the webinar at the link 🔗 hubs.ly/Q04kv--90

🚍Faster bus service coming to Rt. 7; Crystal City Metro closures end early hubs.la/Q04l2j9M0

👀👀 is that the original 🚇 1000! Metro 50th, America 250th

“We want to give people better bus service,” [NVTC Envision Route 7 Project Senior Manager Vikram] Sinha said. “If more people ride buses, there will be fewer people in cars.”

SHARE THE NEWS: Station closures in support of the #CrystalCityProject are now OVER. The work was completed two weeks ahead of schedule and just in time for @CapitalPrideDC, @Freedom250, and @FIFAWorldCup events! 🎉🎉🎉

Last Wednesday was a huge day for Metro Rail! 📈 With around 583k trips, it was our busiest Wednesday since 2020. Plus, we saw over 1 million customer trips on bus and rail combined for the first time since March. 🚇🚍 Thank you for riding with us!

New @wmata smart trip card dropping soon…plus limited edition Metro 50th & America 250th merch and wraps!

Great job by the staff & contractor teams to be AHEAD of schedule avoiding 2 weekends of shutdown bus shuttles. This is perfect timing so we can support the many upcoming special events.

Join us tonight, June 9 for an Envision Route 7 Open House. Can't come? Share your ideas for Route 7 by completing a survey here: hubs.ly/Q04kvVvC0 #brt #envisionroute7 #publictransit #busrapidtransit #route7 #northernvirginia

Are the region's bus fares fair?; The story of an historic bus ride to fight racism hubs.la/Q04kxYbZ0

Happening this Friday! ✍️ Sign up for NoVaTransit Talks: Improving the Bus Rider Experience 🚌 NVTC will host its inaugural NoVaTransit Talks webinar on Friday, June 12 from 12–1 p.m., featuring insights from local experts on new and ongoing projects that strengthen transit for residents and workers across the region. We hope you'll tune in! The webinar includes welcoming speaker and NVTC Chair, moderator and NVTC Data Visualization Manager Sophie Spiliotopoulos and local experts from Gladys Hurwitz, Silas Sullivan and Wendy Sanford. Register for the webinar today! 🔗 hubs.la/Q04kw8mk0

Open house to share design options for future Route 7 bus rapid transit; Tuesday, June 9, 5-7 p.m. at the Ellen Coolidge Burke Branch Library 🔗 hubs.la/Q04ky0Bp0