by Marlene Berlin Public comments on moveDC, the District Department of Transportation’s 25-year vision of a multimodal transportation system, are now being accepted until July 31st (you’ll find the survey […]
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ANC 3F’s 6/17 Agenda: Pepco, Ward 3 Pool, MoveDC
Have any of the heavy spring rainstorms left you in the dark? Do you think Ward 3 needs an outdoor pool in Ward 3? Or that Connecticut Avenue needs a […]
MoveDC Moving On Final DC Transportation Plan
Update: “Due to the winter weather warning for Tuesday, January 21, 2014, we are postponing tomorrow’s TPAC meeting and will reschedule it soon.” Stay tuned. MoveDC, DDOT’s effort to form […]
MoveDC’s #1 Priority: Pedestrians
by Marlene Berlin On Monday, October 21st, at Union Station, the District Department of Transportation unveiled the policy priorities for its 25-year plan, moveDC. At the very top – the […]
MoveDC: Mark The Date To Participate
by Marlene Berlin In the coming month, we’re getting more opportunities to help shape DC’s 25-year transportation plan, which will play a major role in shaping our city for years […]
MoveDC: Get Moving To Their June Workshops
The future of transportation in this city: What will it be? We as pedestrians, motorists, and cyclists will need to share the road. What will that look like? In Forest […]
DDOT moveDC Public Meeting
The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) is hosting several public meetings this month to discuss moveDC, DDOT’s initiative to develop a coordinated, multimodal long range transportation plan for the District. […]
Opinion: The Connecticut Avenue project has a new timeline. And it needs a new name.
by Marlene Berlin DDOT’s name for its Connecticut Avenue project has changed, and so has its timeline. The project involves reconfiguring travel lanes and bus stops, and adding bike lanes […]
The current Slow Streets program ends in May. DDOT wants your feedback on this and its long-term transportation plan.
The end of May is also the end of the District’s Slow Streets program as we know it. The slow streets were intended to give people on foot and on […]
Opinion: Yes to DC’s “slow streets,” but we’ll need more, and the laws need to catch up
by the Forest Hills Connection editors On May 29th, Mayor Muriel Bowser and DDOT announced a new 20 mile-per-hour speed limit on residential streets. They also announced that 20 miles […]