Catch up on the latest WMSC updates, including inspections, public meetings, and ongoing rail safety oversight activities. #RailSafety #TransitSafety #SafetyOversight

The WMSC will hold an in-person public meeting on December 8, 2026, at 12:30 p.m. Attend and learn more about the WMSC’s ongoing rail safety oversight. #RailSafety #TransitSafety #SafetyOversight

The WMSC working group regularly reviews safety, maintenance, and inspection data to identify trends and focus oversight where it is needed most. #WorkingWednesday #TransitSafety #SafetyOversight

The W-disk alerts train operators that roadway workers are present ahead. Operators must acknowledge each watchperson and flag person and sound the horn as required when approaching workers. #FunFactFriday #TransitSafety #SafetyOversight

Watch the latest issue of The Rail Safety Report, where we highlight inspections, oversight activities, and staff achievements that took place throughout the month of August. #SafetyOversight #RailSafety #TransitSafety

WMATA and the WMSC review and identify coverboards that need repair. The coverboard is the insulated cover above, and in some cases behind, the electrified third rail that prevents contact with it. #WorkingWednesday #TransitSafety #SafetyOversight

Audits help evaluate safety programs, assess compliance with rules and policies, and identify opportunities to strengthen safety across the Metrorail system. #FunFactFriday #TransitSafety #SafetyOversight #RailSafety

Metrorail's rulebook applies to all railroad employees and contractors and seeks to ensure consistent and safe operations. #TeachingTuesday #RailSafety #TrainsitSafety #SafetyOversight