Metro’s rail control center a ‘toxic workplace’ where procedures put riders at risk, safety report says September 8, 2020 Nine people were killed in the 2009 Red Line crash near Fort Totten.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has told 110 subway train dispatchers and service supervisors in the Rail Control Center they won't be receiving back pay for 2010 through 2013 — unlike ...

Screens at the MTA’s Rail Control Center went dark due Friday morning to a “technical blip” affecting most of the subway’s numbered lines. The system that lets workers know … ...

The rail control center directly controls all of the numbered subways lines, so the delays on those were most severe. But all lines were affected by ripple-effect delays, said officials.

After federal inspectors were nearly run over by a Metro train in October, the Federal Transit Administration boosted its focus on major problems with Metro's Rail Operations Control Center and… ...

The Post gets to see the MTA's new "Rail Control Center", which is where all subway trains can be monitored starting in 2010. It's somewhere, on the West Side and is likened to NASA's mission ...

PATH rail system gets brand new control center For the hundreds of thousands who rely on the PATH rail system every day, a state-of-the-art control center is expected to improve safety and speed.

WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Metro announced a full-time fire and rescue liaison in its Rail Operation Control Center on Monday. A uniformed fire officer will be in the 'nerve center' of the Metrorail ...