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On Sept. 7, Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) will begin overhauling two platform-to-mezzanine elevators at the Metro Center Metrorail station.
Modernization of the 28-year-old elevators is scheduled to be complete in mid-November.
The project includes replacing all critical components, including cabs, pistons, doors and control panels. The overhaul will improve the elevators’ reliability and extend usable life by 30 years, according to a prepared statement.
8/23/2004
Rail News: Rail Industry Trends
WMATA to begin elevator overhaul next month
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On Sept. 7, Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) will begin overhauling two platform-to-mezzanine elevators at the Metro Center Metrorail station.
Modernization of the 28-year-old elevators is scheduled to be complete in mid-November.
The project includes replacing all critical components, including cabs, pistons, doors and control panels. The overhaul will improve the elevators’ reliability and extend usable life by 30 years, according to a prepared statement.
