The challenges come as Metro, like other transit agencies, is trying to redefine its mission and relevance nearly two years after the pandemic expanded telework, stealing commuters and leaving Metro staring at a financial shortfall when stimulus dollars end. Metro General Manager Paul J. Wiedefeld, 66, cited the hardships Tuesday in announcing he will step down in six months, saying it will give Metro time to find a leader who can navigate years of transformation.

Source: Washington Post January 22, 2022 23:08 UTC