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Metro’s Fourth of July Super Bowl | Washington DC News
Metro’s preparing for its biggest holiday weekend yet, with crowds expected to eclipse last year’s 630,000 riders as D.C. celebrates America’s 250th birthday. With crime at an all-time low and safety a top priority, the agency’s deploying every resource — including management — to keep things running smoothly. A 24/7 Incident Command Center monitors buses and trains via cameras and radios, while a dedicated video hub tracks passengers and staff without facial recognition, relying instead on clothing and behavior. Fire and EMS will be on standby for any emergency. Trains will run until 2 a.m…
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