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Seven free shuttles will be offered during Phase One, including local and express shuttles in Virginia and three limited-stop shuttles crossing the Potomac River. Note: If 7000-series trains remain out of service, trains will operate less frequently Green Line trains will operate every eight minutes (every 10 minutes after 9:30 p.m.).Blue Line customers traveling between Pentagon and L’Enfant Plaza stations should plan on approximately 15 minutes of extra travel time.Additional Blue Line service, with trains departing every seven to nine minutes from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport and New Carrollton stations (every 15 minutes after 9:30 p.m.).No Yellow Line service, but Yellow Line stations north of Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport Station will be served by the Blue or Green lines.No rail service south of Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport Station.“Year-over-year the Board has made capital funding a priority and continues to support projects like these that strengthen our overall infrastructure throughout the region.” “Our investments in capital improvements are a critical part of our commitment to safety,” said Metro Board Chairman Paul Smedberg. Metro will also remove and replace miles of critical communications cables used by multiple jurisdictions and repair the Yellow Line bridge during the closure. Metro’s chief engineer has identified the steel-lined tunnel near L’Enfant Plaza as the agency’s top structural priority, with repairs needed to stop water intrusion and strengthen the tunnel lining. Once additional testing and training are completed, Potomac Yard Station is expected to open later this fall.Ī major rehab of the Yellow Line tunnel near L’Enfant Plaza Station and the bridge across the Potomac River will begin at the same time as the Potomac Yard Station tie in and continue for eight months. This six-week project will require the closure of six Blue and Yellow line stations south of Reagan National Airport through Oct. Metro will connect new tracks to “tie in” the new Potomac Yard Station to the Metrorail system and ensure proper signal integration.
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“These projects are carefully coordinated with the local jurisdictions to ensure convenient, reliable service is available across the region while we complete this critical work to maintain and improve our system.” The project teams understand that station closures and service changes can be very disruptive to our customers, and we are working hard to use the closure time efficiently,” said Metro Interim General Manager and CEO Andrew Off. “This fall, Metro will advance several major construction projects funded in our 10-year, $15 billion capital program. The projects will impact Blue and Yellow line service in two phases over eight months, and free shuttle bus service will be available for customers throughout the duration.
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10, Metro will begin work to connect the future Potomac Yard Station with the mainline rail system and to rehabilitate the Yellow Line tunnel and bridge between Pentagon and L’Enfant Plaza stations. Metro today announced travel alternatives to help customers prepare for major Blue and Yellow line construction this fall.
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Metro announces travel alternatives for major Blue and Yellow Line construction this fall