New red lights will be flashing at Metro stops

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Metro is about to get redder. The agency will replace the white lights that line the edge of train platforms with red ones at 14 more stations over the next two months, officials said.

The red, light-emitting diode lights first appeared as part of a pilot program at the Gallery Place-Chinatown Red Line station in February of last year.

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