"While the majority of Metro buses operated as scheduled last week, some customers experienced longer, pandemic-related wait times due to fewer buses operating than expected."
We observed ~1k fewer scheduled trips last week than the week prior. #wmata
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We observed ~1k fewer scheduled trips last week than the week prior. #wmata
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https://twitter.com/Metrobusinfo/status/1445110188399284241
#WMATA does not call out exactly which Metrobus routes are most affected here, but the P12, T18, and F4 are the top 3 bus routes with the most missing trips last week compared to the week of August 30th; all of those routes are serviced by the agency's Landover bus division.
https://twitter.com/Metrobusinfo/status/1445110188399284241
Assuming these findings and patterns hold, that would mean northern, central, and southern portions of Maryland's Prince George's County are the riders currently most affected by this operator shortage. #wmata
The Red Line Local shuttle buses operating since September 11th to accommodate the ongoing Rockville Canopy Replacement Project may have also been a casualty most of last week. #wmata
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