Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA)

Overview

The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) is a public transit agency formed in 1967 through an agreement among Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia. Its mission is to deliver efficient, affordable, and safe travel across the Washington metropolitan area.

WMATA operates three main services: Metrorail, a rapid transit system with six lines and about 130 miles of track; Metrobus, a 24/7 bus service with a fleet of approximately 1,500 buses; and MetroAccess, a paratransit service for riders with disabilities. The agency is governed by a Board of Directors and relies on member jurisdictions for funding. It is actively involved in transit planning, infrastructure development, and enhancements in safety and service efficiency to improve regional connectivity for millions of users.

Basic Information

Contact Details

• Phone: +1 202-637-7000
• Website: wmata.com
• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/wmata

Key Focus Areas & Initiatives

• Provide safe & reliable public transportation
• Truck transportation
• Mobile payments
• Transportation planning
• Mobility solutions
• Regional transit planning
• Paratransit
• Regional connectivity
• Regional transit
• Bus routes
• Station upgrades
• Multimodal transportation
• Real-time transit data
• Public transportation
• Service planning
• Service reliability improvements
• Rail extensions
• Transport policy
• Service reliability
• Transport operations
• Bus and rail integration
• Safety
• Transit infrastructure development
• Smartrip
• Transport infrastructure
• Paratransit service
• Transport network
• Line extensions
• Customer engagement
• Transit system modernization
• Transit safety protocols
• Trip planner tools
• Regional mobility
• Real-time train data
• Transport technology
• Transport management
• Infrastructure
• Regional transit system
• Public transportation system
• Public transit
• Paratransit services
• Security services
• Transit safety
• Multi-modal transportation
• Regional transit authority governance
• Bus fleet
• Transport funding
• Regional mobility solutions
• Regional coverage
• Regional mobility enhancement
• Contactless payments
• System upgrades
• Transport safety
• Regional government funding
• Trip planning tools
• Bus transportation
• Digital fare collection
• Customer service
• Transportation infrastructure upgrades
• Station improvements
• Transport innovation
• Regional government
• Rail extension
• Infrastructure projects
• Transit agency
• Bus service
• Accessibility features
• Infrastructure upgrades
• Metro stations
• Rail transportation
• Station accessibility upgrades
• Safety and security
• Fare collection technology
• Smart transit technology
• Public transit safety
• Paratransit accessibility
• Urban transit
• Digital ticketing
• Service alerts
• Multimodal transit
• Regional transit authority
• Real-time data
• Transportation infrastructure
• Regional transportation
• Transit operations
• Public transit management
• Rail extension projects
• Rail network
• Washington d.c.
• Rail system
• Transport infrastructure development
• Fare collection
• Contactless fare systems
• Reliability
• Accessibility
• Trip planning
• Regional transportation planning
• Public transportation accessibility
• Public transit safety initiatives
• Regional transportation projects
• Customer experience
• Safety initiatives
• Regional transit funding
• Government
• Services
• Urban transit systems
• Operational efficiency
• Transportation/trucking/railroad
• Internet
• Information technology & services
• Financial services
• Hotels & travel
• Train stations
• Transportation

Technologies Used

• Angular JS v1
• Backbone JS Library
• Cloudflare DNS
• GoDaddy Hosting
• Microsoft Office 365
• Outlook
• Remote
• The Trade Desk

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