Metro told to learn lessons from Labor Day track work

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The recent track work that shut down three Metro stations over the Labor Day weekend did not just inconvenience thousands of riders — it also waylaid a member of the transit agency’s own board of directors.

Fairfax County Supervisor Jeff McKay chided the agency in a board meeting for failing to coordinate its shuttle buses after he was caught in the mess trying to travel from Ballston to the Van Dorn Street station.

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