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Google Launches Crowdsourced Transit App Pigeon in Washington DC

Pigeon, a crowdsourced transit app developed by Google’s Area 120 lab, has been rolled out Tuesday in Washington, D.C., along with four other cities.
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DC Needs to Regulate Electric Scooters, Councilmember Says

D.C. Councilmember Mary Cheh emphasized the need for strict regulation on the use of electric scooters during a D.C. Council hearing on Monday.
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DC Police Warns of Street Closures Due to Marine Corps Marathon

D.C. Metropolitan Police Department issued a statement on Tuesday notifying the public about the planned road closures in the area because of the 44th annual Marine Corps Marathon scheduled for Sunday, October 27.
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DC Steps Up Safety of Cyclists and Pedestrians with New Measures

The District of Columbia is introducing additional measures to stop traffic accidents especially involving bicycles and pedestrians.
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Drivers in DC Paid Over $60 Million for Parking Tickets in 2018

D.C. drivers gave approximately $61.5 million to pay their parking tickets in the last fiscal year, according to the American Automobile Association (AAA) Mid-Atlantic.
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No Evidence of Signal System Failure in Metro’s Low-Speed Train Collision

WMATA has released the preliminary findings of the ongoing investigation into the low-speed train collision outside Farragut West, stating that there is no evidence of a signal system failure.
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Get Moving and Get Healthy with DC’s First ‘Open Streets’

There is a new outdoor activity coming to town on October 5: "Open Streets". It is sponsored by the Government of D.C., so don't be surprised if you spot Mayor Muriel Bowser biking next to you.
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Self-Driving Ford Tested on DC Streets

The Amsterdam-based HERE Technologies and Minneapolis-based VSI Labs tested a fully autonomous Ford Fusion in Northern Virginia on Monday.
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