Metro asks riders to reserve priority seating for elderly, disabled

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Metro is reminding its train riders to reserve special priority seats for those with disabilities — even if the disabilities aren’t obvious.

The transit agency said Monday it has posted signs pointing out the priority seats by the center doors of each rail car that are for senior citizens or people with disabilities.

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