WASHINGTON — Did you ride Metro in 2023? Well, in 'Spotify Wrapped' fashion, you can now see a recap of how you rank amongst other riders.
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) has launched a new tool called "Your 2023 Metro Report," which lets riders know how many trips they took, how many stations were visited, and more transit highlights for the year.
WMATA said that last year customers took 226 million trips across Metrorail, Metrobus and MetroAccess. The feature helps show the value the transit service plays in the rider's life as well as the community.
"Every time you choose to take transit over driving, you've contributed in a big way. You're helping the DMV region make strides toward our climate and safety goals," WMATA said on their website. "Meanwhile, you're also saving time by not sitting in traffic and saving some money along the way."
To see the recap, all riders have to do is enter their 20-digit SmarTrip number on the Metro's "Your 2023 Metro Report" website. Click here to access it.
The serial number can be found on the back of the plastic SmarTrip card, or for a mobile SmarTrip card, riders can find that number in their Google or Apple Wallet or the SmarTrip app. The 20-digit number starts with either 0167, 0176, or 0177.
Do you have a news tip on this story or any other story? We want to hear from you. Tell us about it by emailing newstips@wusa9.com.
MORE WAYS TO GET WUSA9
DOWNLOAD THE WUSA9 APP
Apple App Store: WUSA9 News on Apple
Google Play Store: WUSA9 News on Android
HOW TO ADD THE FREE WUSA9+ APP TO YOUR STREAMING DEVICE
ROKU: add the channel from the ROKU store or by searching for WUSA9.
For both Apple TV and Fire TV, search for "WUSA9" to find the free app to add to your account. Another option for Fire TV is to have the app delivered directly to your Fire TV through Amazon.
SIGN UP TO RECEIVE WUSA9 NEWSLETTER
Subscribe to our daily WUSA9 Newsletter for top stories from WUSA9 curated daily just for you. Get content and information right now for can’t-miss stories, Commanders content, weather, and more delivered right to your inbox.