Metrobuses delayed more often at night, data show

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Waiting at a bus stop can be an exercise in patience, but it may be even worse during the evening rush hour.

Metrobuses arrived on schedule 74 percent of the time in March, according to the latest data available from the transit agency. But the punctuality varies within the time of day: Morning rush-hour buses were on time 77 percent of the time, while in the evening rush it fell to 69 percent.

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