A WMATA policy intended at discouraging fare evaders is drawing criticism from the union representing transit workers.
WASHINGTON — A Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority policy set to take effect Sunday is drawing criticism from the union representing Metro bus operators, which says the measure could put drivers at greater risk of assault.
Under the policy, bus operators will be required to announce fares to all passengers as they board, including riders who board without paying. General Manager Randy Clarke said at a May 14 board meeting that it would mean saying, “Good morning, the fare is
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