Metro to release data; smart-phone applications expected

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Metro riders likely will use their smart phones to learn about delays, train arrivals and station disruptions, as the transit agency announced Thursday it will release its data to the public in coming weeks.

Starting Aug. 11, third-party developers can access the information for smart-phone applications, making train schedules readily available on the go. Bus data, which Metro says is more difficult to consolidate, will be released by the end of the year.

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