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Metro will run most service on all rail lines but the Silver beginning Tuesday, General Manager Paul Wiedefeld said at a press conference Monday afternoon, while buses will operate under a “severe” plan for the second time this week, as they did on Friday.

The transit agency had reopened 79 of its 91 rail stations as of 4 p.m. Monday, according to a release, including most recently on the Green Line. The remaining 12 stations will open “as soon as we feel comfortable” about safety and reliability, Wiedefeld said.

The Silver Line will not open tomorrow because it was the “hardest hit” by snow, the general manager explained. He said he did not want to “commit” to a time-frame for that line opening until it could be done safely. Metro will charge regular fares Tuesday.

Trains will run on a modified schedule: about every 12 minutes. Wiedefeld said buses would be “ready to roll” on major routes.

Car2Go is meanwhile offering its customers 60 minutes of free driving time for each vehicle they dig out. From the company: “To receive your drive time, simply send before and after photos of the car along with its license plate to memberservicesNA@car2go.com.”

Photo by Darrow Montgomery