Metro is planning to scale back its MetroAccess service for elderly and disabled people as burgeoning ridership creates an unsustainable financial burden, Metro officials and board members said. With ...

Christian T. Kent, who was in charge of MetroAccess, abruptly left the agency Monday, according to a memo issued by Metro Chief Operating Officer Joe Leader. The circumstances surrounding Kent’s ...

Metro plans to start cracking down on riders who don’t show up for their MetroAccess rides, hoping to streamline the pricey transit service for those with disabilities. Starting Friday, the transit ...

A Metro Board committee Thursday approved more than $6 million in improvements, including door-to-door service, for MetroAccess. The one-time federal funding, gained through the Job Access and Reverse ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, Md. (DC News Now) — A MetroAccess van was struck by gunfire in Prince George’s County on Friday afternoon.

The above video, sent to DCist yesterday by an anonymous tipster, depicts a MetroAccess driver sound asleep behind the wheel of his parked, but running car. According to the man narrating the video, ...

A large group of MetroAccess riders have filed suit against Metro and MV Transportation, the contractor that runs the service for persons with disabilities, over possible exposure to tuberculosis.