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After a MetroBus driver was shot and critically wounded Friday night, Bi-State Development officials have announced increased security measures on buses.
Bi-State officials just went through this drill last month to increase safety on Metrolink trains and platforms.
On Saturday night Bi-State Development President and CEO Taulby Roach announced safety changes for the entire Metro Transit system.
This comes at a time when as recently as two weeks ago, an increase in Metro security was focused on the agency's light rail trains. Bi-State Development announced a $52-million public-private partnership that would install centralized customer entrances, or gates, at all 32 MetroLink stations, making them accessible only with a paid ticket or pass.
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