Status: ✅ OK
There is currently no sign of a Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority outage.

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) is a regional transportation agency that provides public transit services in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. WMATA operates a comprehensive transit system that includes Metrorail, the city's subway system, as well as Metrobus, a network of bus routes in the region.
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good job @wmata not posting announcements that the west bound orange/silver lines are completely shut down, and not offering shuttle bus service between stations.
this is why i will never return to an office job or give up my car.
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ICYMI: The 1200 block of Marion Barry Avenue SE is shut down in both directions until MIDNIGHT tonight or further notice, due to a power outage
@pepco is on the scene and will be installing a new power pole ~ WMATA notified to reroute bus services
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Is the wifi down at Union Station @wmata station? Second day this week (at least) with no Internet.
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. @wmata appears bust eta is down again
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My bus drove past me at my stop and now their website is down. Sigh @wmata
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so um @wmata is all the bus data / associated bus apps down? The website keeps crashing and dc next bus gives an “error retrieving data” message 😭
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.@wmata Woodley Park elevator is down, but there is no indication of it streetside, so people are waiting for an elevator that never arrives. @wmataGM
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Wifi down in Metro stations? @wmata
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Hey @wmata the Benning Road metro station's a/c isn't working and it is HOT down by the tracks
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@wmataGM @wmata In Paris and Copenhagen, trains ran every 2-3 minutes like clockwork even during non-rush hour. #wmata can’t even get down to 3-4 minutes wait during rush hour. If we could send your leadership team to those cities to learn more about their transit systems, huge +
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