DC Metro Upgrades Twinbrook Station Bus Shelters
Metro replaces seven bus shelters at Twinbrook Station with temporary stops on Chapman Avenue
Metro Upgrades Bus Shelters at Twinbrook Station
Metro's moving forward with Phase 2 of its Bus Shelter Installation Project at Twinbrook Metro Station, replacing seven existing shelters to improve passenger amenities. The upgrades are part of ongoing infrastructure improvements at the station, transit officials said. The Twinbrook East Bus Loop will remain closed during construction, though officials haven't specified when the work will be completed.

Service Continues with Temporary Stop Relocations
Bus service at Twinbrook will continue without interruption during the shelter replacement work, according to the transit agency. Metro's temporarily relocated affected bus stops to Chapman Avenue while construction proceeds. Officials classified the service adjustment as high-severity, indicating riders should pay close attention to signage and allow extra time to locate temporary stops. Transit agencies typically relocate stops during construction projects to maintain service while ensuring passenger and worker safety.
Seven Shelters Being Replaced in Phase 2 Work
The project involves replacing all seven existing bus shelters at the station's east loop, officials said. The new shelters will modernize the station's infrastructure and improve amenities for passengers waiting for buses. Specific details about the shelter features or design specifications weren't available by publication time. Officials said the upgrades demonstrate Metro's commitment to enhancing the transit experience for commuters throughout the DC-Maryland-Virginia region.

Timeline for Completion Not Yet Announced
Officials haven't provided a specific timeline for when the Phase 2 shelter installation will be completed and the Twinbrook East Bus Loop will reopen. The agency said it'll continue providing updates as construction progresses. Metro typically completes shelter installation projects within several weeks to a few months, depending on scope and weather conditions.
Riders Should Plan for Temporary Changes
Passengers using Twinbrook Metro Station should plan for the temporary stop relocations and allow extra time to navigate the changes. Officials said clear signage will direct riders to the Chapman Avenue stops during construction. Moovit provides real-time updates for Metro bus routes, helping riders navigate temporary service changes and locate relocated stops throughout the system.











