by Marlene Berlin 12/16 update: The Bowser administration has announced new deadlines for public and ANC comments. The dates have been updated below.) DC’s proposed land use road map doesn’t […]
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Opinion: New bike lanes on Reno part of a larger effort to make Ward 3 safer
by Josh Rising and Paul DeMaio Everyone should be able to get around his or her neighborhood and city safely and easily, whether that be by foot, bicycle or car. […]
UPDATED ANC 3F May 21 agenda: Whittle/Sidwell updates; VNMS director departing; Reno Road bike lane
(Edited to add the latest and greatest agenda from ANC 3F.) Curious about the status of Sidwell Friends’ expansion plans? Or the work being done on the former Intelsat headquarters […]
Study a bikeway and ditch the reversible lane on Connecticut Avenue, residents say
Adapted and reposted with permission from Greater Greater Washington. The original published on GGWash.org on August 2nd. Less than three weeks later, a vehicle overturned at Connecticut and Cumberland. Less […]
Chick-fil-A’s Van Ness drive-thru permit denied
by Marlene Berlin The District’s Public Space Committee has denied Chick-fil-A’s request for a drive-thru at its planned Van Ness location. But it might not have the last word. At […]
Pedestrians left out of Chick-fil-A Van Ness drive-thru planning
by Marlene Berlin A drive-thru at the restaurant Chick-fil-A wants to open at the Van Ness Burger King location is likely to have a significant impact on vehicle and pedestrian […]
How Do We Move On DDOT’s Transportation Plan?
by Marlene Berlin DDOT’s moveDC is nearing completion of its 25-year transportation plan for the District. Its long-range plan now in its final public comment phase, which ends on July […]
Sidewalk Maintenance Funding Stays, For Now
Mayor Gray’s FY 2015 budget, with full funding for DC’s large sidewalk repair backlog, has an ally in Ward 3 Council member Mary Cheh. Cheh chairs the DC Council’s Committee […]
Groups Urge Mayor To Focus On Broken Sidewalks
by Marlene Berlin Complaints from residents didn’t move the city to repair a cracked and dangerous section of sidewalk on 29th Street. But a 2013 storm did. A tree had […]
How Can DDOT Help You Get There?
MoveDC, DDOT’s effort to form a long-term transportation plan, is moving into the last leg of its journey. Its advisory board, made up of DC residents, is meeting about the […]