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The requirement is viewed as a necessary step as Metro plans for an eventual recovery with more riders using the system.
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Metro’s comment on current events affecting the DMV and the nation.
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For metro's reporting purposes, a case is considered "confirmed" upon receipt of documentation from public health authorities or an employee's medical provider.
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The requirement is viewed as a necessary step as Metro plans for an eventual recovery with more riders using the system.
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These changes apply to Monday, June 1, only. Metro will announce any additional adjustments as necessary.
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“Metro only reports confirmed cases involving our employees. Contractors and members of the general public are not included in Metro's public reporting of COVID-19 cases.”
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“Metro only reports confirmed cases involving our employees. Contractors and members of the general public are not included in Metro's public reporting of COVID-19 cases.”
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“Metro only reports confirmed cases involving our employees. Contractors and members of the general public are not included in Metro's public reporting of COVID-19 cases.”
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“Metro only reports confirmed cases involving our employees. Contractors and members of the general public are not included in Metro's public reporting of COVID-19 cases.”
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“Metro only reports confirmed cases involving our employees. Contractors and members of the general public are not included in Metro's public reporting of COVID-19 cases.”
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Metro operates the second-largest heavy rail transit system, sixth largest bus network and fifth largest paratransit service in the United States.
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Metro operates the second-largest heavy rail transit system, sixth largest bus network and fifth largest paratransit service in the United States.
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“Metro only reports confirmed cases involving our employees. Contractors and members of the general public are not included in Metro's public reporting of COVID-19 cases.”
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Metro only reports confirmed cases involving our employees. Contractors and members of the general public are not included in Metro's public reporting of COVID-19 cases.
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While the use of cloth face coverings is strongly encouraged on Metro, you will not be denied transportation if you refuse to wear one.
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Metro only reports confirmed cases involving our employees. Contractors and members of the general public are not included in Metro's public reporting of COVID-19 cases.
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Metrobus operates from 5:00 a.m. until 11:00 p.m. on a Modified Sunday Schedule.
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Metro is requesting that all customers follow recently updated CDC guidance by wearing a cloth face covering while traveling on Metro.
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Metro only reports confirmed cases involving our employees. Contractors and members of the general public are not included in Metro's public reporting of COVID-19 cases.
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Red Line trains operate every 15 minutes: Orange, Silver, Blue, Yellow and Green line trains operate every 20 minutes. Stations served by multiple lines have more frequent service.
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