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Adam Tuss

Washington, D.C.

Transportation Reporter and Anchor at WRC-TV (Washington, DC)

Transportation Reporter/Anchor NBC Washington

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  • FAA, Army need to meet face-to-face after close calls near DCA, expert says

    1 week ago | nbcwashington.com | Adam Tuss

    Anxiety is running high for some travelers out of Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) following word that a number of planes and helicopters came close to one another again over the past few days. The Army is pausing helicopter flights near the Pentagon pending the outcome of a review by the 12th Aviation Battalion after the incident last week, an Army official said, NBC News reports.

  • Army will restrict helicopter flights around Pentagon, pending investigation

    1 week ago | nbcwashington.com | Adam Tuss

  • Roosevelt Bridge rehab means traffic shifts start soon

    2 weeks ago | nbcwashington.com | Adam Tuss

    $127 million renovation expected to take 3-and-a-half yearsA key connection between D.C. and Arlington, Virginia, is about to go through a 3-and-a-half-year rehab, with traffic shifting as soon as next week. The Roosevelt Bridge over the Potomac River, which supports almost 100,000 vehicles a day, has been classified as in poor condition for some time, according to the D.C. Department of Transportation.

  • First responders share ideas at first Metro safety summit

    2 weeks ago | nbcwashington.com | Adam Tuss

    Police, fire chiefs and first responders gathered for a summit at Metro headquarters Tuesday to talk about safety. The meeting came after an executive order from President Donald Trump about safety in D.C., which specifically mentioned Metro. Metro has invested in technology to constantly monitor the system and has been prioritizing enforcement efforts for issues like fare evasion. Soon, additional fare enforcement efforts could be coming with Metro civilian employees monitoring its stations.

  • DC stadium proposal raises questions about getting there

    2 weeks ago | nbcwashington.com | Adam Tuss

    A common complaint about going to games and concerts at Northwest Stadium in Prince George's County, Maryland, is getting there. Having a new stadium with a better transportation situation than Northwest is a low bar to clear, a transportation official told News4. The most obvious question about getting to a new stadium is, can Metro handle it? Metro General Manager Randy Clarke is optimistic about the Stadium-Armory station, which serviced the old RFK Stadium.

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Adam Tuss
Adam Tuss @AdamTuss
13 May 25

Metro is about to roll out the biggest change to its bus system since Metrobuses started carrying passengers. But some riders are now learning that their bus stop may go away. Here’s what you need to know https://t.co/UHWp4rOeEq @nbcwashington #wmata

Adam Tuss
Adam Tuss @AdamTuss
13 May 25

Heads up! @nbcwashington

Amtrak Northeast
Amtrak Northeast @AmtrakNECAlerts

Travel Advisory: Trains remain stopped between Wilmington (WIL) and Washington (WAS) due to local municipal officials placing a hold on all tracks. We are working with the municipal officials to establish a delay time and will provide you with an update when we have the

Adam Tuss
Adam Tuss @AdamTuss
12 May 25

Are you concerned about recent close calls at @Reagan_Airport? We take a deeper dive into the issues surrounding DCA airspace at the moment https://t.co/RKCnxREisW @nbcwashington @NBC4ITeam