The Politics Hour: April 19, 2019
Delegate Danica Roem joins us to talk traffic, tolls and the 2019 Va. legislative session, and Delegate Dereck Davis tells us why he wants to be the next speaker of Md.'s House of Delegates.
Metro's board chairman Jack Evans.
Metro’s “SafeTrack” maintenance surge moved into its sixth phase on Monday, with single-tracking and delays hitting its busy Red Line. The adjustments may be a headache for commuters, but a derailment last week near the East Falls Church station highlights the need for good upkeep on the system’s tracks. But with Metro leaders discussing putting late-night weekend service on the chopping block for good, just how much maintenance work can Metro consumers handle? We discuss how Metro is handling its rehab work with WMATA Board Chair Jack Evans.
Guests
- Jack Evans Member, D.C. Council (D-Ward 2); Chairman of the Committee on Finance and Revenue
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