Metro is proposing a major change to the Blue Line that would double wait times during rush hour for riders at many of the stops along the line but would ease the crush on other congested lines.
The plan to pull some trains from the Blue Line to the Yellow Line during peak hours is designed to accommodate growing ridership to the eastern part of downtown D.C. — an area that includes Penn Quarter, Chinatown and Eastern Market, Metro officials said.
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