Sunday, July 1, 2012
Due to power outages affecting the entire metro region, Prince George's County government and the federal government are allowing employees to take liberal leave Monday.
The commute Monday morning may be harder than average with power outages, so offices in both Prince George's County and the federal government are allowing some employees to choose whether they wish to take the trek into work. According to a release from Prince George's County, non-essential government employees can take liberal leave Monday, while according to an alert from the county, federal agencies in DC are also allowing employees to take unscheduled leave or unscheduled telework in the morning. But employees should contact their supervisors to confirm if leave is available to them. Will you be commuting to work in the morning or are you taking the day off?
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Green Line trains will be sharing track this weekend in Metro work zones.
After the holiday break, Green Line track work is back on the schedule. From 10 p.m. Friday through closing Sunday, Green Line trains will share one track between Georgia Ave-Petworth and Fort Totten to allow for rail maintenance. Green Line trains will also share one track between Naylor Road and Branch Ave to allow for fastener renewal. Metro has announced that Green Line trains will operate every 15 minutes. If you're transferring off the Green Line to another line, keep in mind that Red, Blue and Orange lines are also slated for work this weekend. So be on the lookout for work zones on other Metro lines, where trains will be sharing the same track This focuses on Metro's weekend work on the Green Line. The Washington Metropolitan Area …
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Green Line looks good, but watch out for work hot spots if you're transferring to another line.
Green Liners should have a pretty easy time of it this weekend, with no work slated for the Green Line; but look out for work hot spots if you’re transferring to the Blue, Yellow, Red or Orange lines. 10 p.m. Friday through closing Sunday (Blue, Yellow, Red and Orange) Blue and Yellow Lines Red Line Blue Line Orange Line This is a summary of Metro's announcements for the weekend. The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority lists further details.
Friday, November 11, 2011
Veterans Day weekend has major track work in store for the Green Line from November 10-13.
The Green Line is slated for some serious work Veterans Day weekend, and the work starts Thursday night. North end stations—including Greenbelt, College Park, Prince George's Plaza and West Hyattsville—should have an easier time of it than stops closer to the southern end of the Green Line, where the work is focused—between L’Enfant and Southern Avenue stations. Four stations will be closed: Waterfront, Navy Yard, Anacostia and Congress Heights. If you're hoping to use the southern end of the Green Line or transferring to the Red Line, delays might occur. Green and Yellow Line – from 10 p.m., Thursday through closing on Sunday Yes, you read right, Green Line trains will be running on the Yellow Line track. This means if you’re headed …
Friday, August 5, 2011
A look at what you need to know about the Metro this weekend.
Greenliners, you are off the hook this weekend for scheduled work, unless you are planning to transfer. In particular, if you are thinking about switching over to the Red Line, be aware Metro has major track work in store for the rojo people this weekend. Red Line Friday at 10 p.m. through closing on Sunday Blue Line Sunday, Aug. 7 Blue and Orange Lines Friday at 10 p.m. through closing on Sunday The Trip Planner on Metro’s website will not reflect the impact of this work on schedules. This is a summary of the work schedule Metro has announced. For a full list of the details, please see the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority.
Friday, July 29, 2011
A look at what you need to know about the Metro this weekend.
Metro has no work scheduled on the Green Line this weekend. But if you’re transferring to Red, Orange, Blue or Yellow lines, keep an eye out for work zone hot spots. Weekend work will begin around 10 p.m. Friday, July 29, and continue through closing on Sunday, July 31. Red Line Red Line trains will share one track between Van Ness-UDC and Friendship Heights stations as Metro performs track upgrades. Red Line trains will share one track between Takoma and Forest Glen stations to accommodate several Metro work efforts. Metro recommends that Red Line customers allow about 30 minutes of additional travel time. Orange Line Orange Line trains will share one track between Vienna and West Falls Church stations to allow for rail and tie renewal. …
Friday, July 22, 2011
The major work slated for this weekend is on the Red and Orange Lines with some track work on the Green Line.
Greenliners will see some track work this weekend, but Metro expects no delays as a result. If you’re transferring to the Orange or Red Lines, however, expect delays in work zone areas. Unless otherwise indicated, work zone adjustments on all lines will occur from 10 p.m. Friday through closing Sunday. Green Line Green Line trains will share one track between Navy Yard and Anacostia stations as crews perform track work. Orange Line Customers traveling through work zones should allow 20 to 30 extra minutes of travel time according to Metro. Trains will not run between East Falls Church and West Falls Church, free shuttle buses will run in their place, and stations will remain open. This change will occur to accommodate construction paving …
Friday, July 8, 2011
The weather report for the Green Line is pretty sunny this weekend, unless you’re transferring lines.
Metro has no work scheduled for the Green Line this weekend. But if you’re transferring to the Red, Blue or Yellow Lines, look out for scheduled work zones. Red Line Work on the Red Line will begin around 9:30 p.m. Friday, July 8 and continue until closing on Sunday, July 10. Red Line trains will share one track between Grosvenor-Strathmore and Twinbrook stations due to platform work at White Flint and Twinbrook stations. Red Line trains will share one track between Takoma and Forest Glen stations while Metro upgrades train control rooms and installs emergency phones. Metro recommends Red Line customers allow 20 extra minutes of travel time. Blue and Yellow Lines Work on Blue and Yellow Lines will begin around 10 p.m. Friday, July 8, and …
Friday, July 1, 2011
The work slated for this weekend is on the Red, Orange and Blue Lines with no work scheduled for Sunday. Well, sort of.
Greenliners, we get another break, with no maintenance scheduled on the Green Line throughout the holiday weekend. But if you’re transferring to Red, Orange or Blue Lines, be on the lookout for scheduled maintenance on Friday and Saturday. Metro states that throughout the region “there will be no scheduled track maintenance on Sunday, July 3 or Monday, July 4,” but for a section of the Red Line there is indeed scheduled work until 3 a.m. Sunday morning. For for most Metro-goers, though, it should be a clear ride on Sunday. The partial weekend work begins around 10 p.m. Friday, July 1, and continues through closing on Saturday, July 2, unless otherwise indicated. Red Line Red Line trains will share one track between Van Ness-UDC and …
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