Metro's largest union says it has reached an agreement with WMATA so that only drivers protected by glass shields have to quote the fare to riders. "Bus operators will only be required to quote the fare when operating a bus equipped with a fully enclosed operator workstation," ATU Local 689 said in a statement Thursday.
Metro's largest union says it has reached an agreement with WMATA so that only drivers protected by glass shields have to quote the fare to riders.
"Bus operators will only be required to quote the fare when operating a bus equipped with a fully enclosed operator workstation," ATU Local 689 said in a statement Thursday.
The updated guidance comes more than a month after a man repeatedly punched a Metrobus driver who told him the bus fare and that he couldn't bring an open alcoholic beverage on board.
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Metro's largest union says it has reached an agreement with WMATA so that only drivers protected by glass shields have to quote the fare to riders. "Bus operators will only be required to quote the fare when operating a bus equipped with a fully enclosed operator workstation," ATU Local 689 said in a statement Thursday. The updated guidance comes more than a month after a man repeatedly punched a Metrobus driver who told him the bus fare and that he couldn't bring an open alcoholic beverage on board.
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