Friday, April 19, 2024

Travel

DC Reduces Speed Limit to 25 Miles Per Hour in Key Corridors

The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) announced that the speed limit on some major DC streets have dropped to 25 MPH from 30 MPH. 

DC Half Marathon to Cause Multiple Street Closures 

The DC Half Marathon, scheduled to take place on September 18, will lead to a number of road closures, according to local authorities.

Metro to Bring Back More 7000-Series Railcars After Inspection

Metro will restore up to 20 of its 7000-series trains per day, which is expected to increase levels of rail service, starting September 12. 

Filming of New Netflix Movie to Cause Road Closures in DC

Rustin, an upcoming Netflix drama, will start filming in Washington DC, prompting the temporary closure of several streets on Thursday.

Gun Owners Sue DC to Carry Concealed Firearms on Metro Vehicles

A group of gun rights activists filed a federal lawsuit against DC, demanding the right to carry concealed guns on Metro buses and trains. 

Metro Ridership Still Below Pandemic Levels But Exceeds Forecasts

Metro ridership has surpassed predicted levels through the first three quarters of 2022 by 40 percent, while remaining below pre-pandemic levels.

DC Circulator Bus Drivers End Strike After Three Days

The union which represents DC Circulator bus drivers announced the end of a three-day strike after reaching an agreement with their employer.

Metro Transit Police Launch New Safety Program to Fight Crime

Metro Transit Police introduced new safety initiatives to increase police visibility on buses, trains, and in stations to curb crime.