Metro’s safety regulator said it is continuing to gather data that would allow the transit agency to restore all of its suspended rail cars to passenger service.
Safety commission chief executive David Mayer said the commission is working with Metro on its plans to return to automated operation. The transit agency said it would like to begin the transition this spring, but the commission said implementation won’t be driven by the calendar but rather when it thinks Metro could safely implement the change.
Clarke has said a shift to automated piloting would increase safety and improve Metrorail service. The transit agency must receive permission from the commission to make the change.between two Red Line trains near the Fort Totten station. Eight passengers and a train operator were killed in the deadliest incident in the transit agency’s history.While the train’s autopilot system was not found to have contributed to the crash, Metro leaders decided to switch to manual piloting.
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