Tomorrow morning at about 7:12, the first 7000 series Metro train will depart Franconia-Springfield bound for Largo. If Franconia is too far afield for you, you’ll find the #newtrain at the stations along the route at approximately the following times.

At the press unveiling last year. Photo by the author.

Franconia-Springfield 7:12
Van Dorn Street 7:19
King Street 7:24
Braddock Road 7:26
National Airport 7:31
Crystal City 7:33
Pentagon City 7:35
Pentagon 7:36
Arlington Cemetery 7:39
Rosslyn 7:41
Foggy Bottom 7:44
Farragut West 7:46
McPherson Square 7:47
Metro Center 7:48
Federal Triangle 7:49
Smithsonian 7:51
L’Enfant Plaza 7:53
Federal Center SW 7:55
Capitol South 7:57
Eastern Market 7:59
Potomac Avenue 8:01
Stadium/Armory 8:02
Benning Road 8:05
Capitol Heights 8:08
Addison Road 8:11
Morgan Boulevard 8:14
Largo Town Center 8:17

The times shown above assume the train leaves Franconia-Springfield at 7:12. If there are any delays tomorrow morning, the train could arrive later than the listed times.

It’s unclear whether Metro will send the train back in service from Largo, or when. But you may see it later in the morning, headed back to Franconia (or to Wiehle Avenue if it leaves Largo as a Silver Line train).

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Tagged: 7000 series, metro, transit, wmata

Matt Johnson has lived in the Washington area since 2007. He has a Master’s in Planning from the University of Maryland and a BS in Public Policy from Georgia Tech. He lives in Dupont Circle. He’s a member of the American Institute of Certified Planners, and is an employee of the Montgomery County Department of Transportation. His views are his own and do not represent those of his employer.