Most Metro commuters will have to wait years before they will be able to buy a monthly transit pass that isn’t more expensive than their regular travel cost, the agency acknowledged Wednesday.
General Manager Richard Sarles said the agency’s 36-year-old computer system can’t handle anything more complicated than a $230-a-month pass that reflects the cost for commuters who pay for parking at stations and have the longest rail commutes.
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