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Capital Bikeshare Reaches Milestone Amid Changing Landscape and More Nagging Unanswered Questions
This year marked a decade since the Capital Bikeshare program first offered its services as a convenient and affordable means…
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STEELE/KIMBLE: D.C. Government May Soon Track Movements, and Vulnerable Communities are Again at Risk
Living in Washington, D.C., you've no doubt seen dockless scooters and bicycles cruising down our streets. However, you're probably not…
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Ward 7 Residents Ponder Benning Road Streetcar
The D.C. government's project to extend a streetcar line east of the Anacostia River has residents of Ward 7 in…
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DDOT, Residents at Odds over Bike Lanes
A meeting scheduled for next month between the District Department of Transportation (DDOT) and those living along a stretch of…
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EDITORIAL: New Bike Lanes in Ward 8 — Beneficial for Today’s Residents or Tomorrow’s?
Perhaps what we're witnessing is a change that may yield few benefits for today's residents but rather tomorrow's — residents…
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D.C. Council Floats Legislation for Pedestrian Safety
After two men worked to paint a crosswalk on a Southeast street in the wake of a couple of recent…
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D.C. Residents: Keep the Circulator Free
Many D.C. residents are excited about the prospect of permanently making the city-funded Circulator bus system a free service, but…
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Pepco, D.C. Government Partner to Improve City’s Energy Infrastructure
The District of Columbia Power Line Undergrounding (DC PLUG) initiative, a $500 million joint undertaking by the District and Pepco,…
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DDOT, Howard U. Announce Summer Internship Program
Applications are being accepted through March 24 for the D.C. Department of Transportation and Howard University's 2017 research internship summer…
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