Metrorail ridership tumbled 5.6 percent on the first workday under a major fare increase, but the the transit agency says the higher fares may not be to blame.
The transit agency clocked 698,093 trips on the rail system Monday, down from 736,935 on a similar day last year, said Metro spokesman Reggie Woodruff.
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