Pentagon plans to change security at Metro station

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Move would cut commuters off from walkways, elevators Pentagon officials have announced plans to heighten security measures near the Pentagon Metro Station, a move that would disrupt bus and rail commuter traffic and cause safety hazards for disabled passengers.

The new security measures would restrict access for the roughly 30,000 daily travelers moving between buses and the Metrorail station, according to the Northern Virginia Transportation Commission, a group of elected and appointed officials who oversee local transportation services.

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