Metro union says new policy puts bus drivers at risk
The union representing Metro bus operators is calling on WMATA to reverse a policy requiring drivers to quote fares, arguing it increases the risk of violent assaults. Metro maintains that worker assaults are down, citing recent safety investments like enclosed barriers and increased police staffing.
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