Metro is announcing new safety measures after a bus driver was killed while on duty in mid-December. SEATTLE — King County Metro has begun enacting new safety measures for its drivers almost a month after one was killed while on duty in Seattle.

The man accused of stabbing and killing a Metro bus driver last month is expected to enter his plea in court on Monday.

If convicted, the 16 charged suspects will be ordered to pay for the damage they’ve caused, roughly $100,000 across all the cases.

Richard Sitzlack, the man accused of stabbing a Seattle Metro bus driver to death, pleaded not guilty and had his bail set at $5 million in court on Monday.

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