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With telework continuing to keep many riders home, Metro says it will need “catastrophic” service cuts — think 30-minute waits for trains — without a massive funding increase. Via @justingeorge washingtonpost.com/transport…
The fate of D.C.’s long-planned K Street Transitway will be decided as D.C. and other cities wrestle with downtowns and transit networks reshaped by the pandemic. Via @luzcita washingtonpost.com/transport…
Bill proposes 28 new daily flights at Reagan National, with longer distances, via @loriara washingtonpost.com/transport…
Katherine Shaver retweeted
Attention @PrinceGeorgesMD small businesses affected by Purple Line construction! You are eligible for grants of $5,000 to $10,000 through @MDBiz and @fscfirst_ More at tinyurl.com/4tkymr9z. Deadline to apply is 5/15. #MDOTcares
NEW: Maryland’s Purple Line construction, already 4 1/2 years behind schedule, faces another seven-month delay unless project officials find a way to accelerate it, per new reports washingtonpost.com/transport…
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I took the Metro to Dulles. Yes, its a long ride but its convenient, cheaper than driving, and you get to experience the new Silver Line extension.
Here’s why you should consider this 🚆 to ✈️ option this holiday season. washingtonpost.com/transport…
We don’t know what’s happening at today’s Montgomery County court hearing on a bid protest against MDOT’s I-270 & Beltway toll lanes project because the judge closed it to the public. Details here. washingtonpost.com/transport…
Sad to learn that former Maryland Del. Tawanna Gaines, a key champion of the Purple Line’s construction, has died. She was always kind and helpful to those of us who cover it. washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/…
So with the Silver Line fully open, is it faster to take Metro or drive to Dulles airport? @iduncan and I competed to find out. We compared costs and stress, too. washingtonpost.com/transport…
Northern Virginia officials wanted the Silver Line to help transform Tysons from an auto-centric office park to a walkable “downtown.” We look at how far Tysons has come in 8 years — and what that means for Loudoun as the SL opens there tomorrow washingtonpost.com/transport…
The rest of the Silver Line is set to open Tuesday. Here’s why it’s four years late and $250 million over budget — and the pitfalls of an airports authority managing a massive transit project, via @loriara and @mikelaris washingtonpost.com/transport…
Katherine Shaver retweeted
Looks like Tuesday is a go -- washingtonpost.com/transport…
As more offices and restaurants reopen, D.C.’s rat complaints are skyrocketing, via @postmetrogirl washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/…
Montgomery County has a new interim planning board after the previous one resigned amid scandals. washingtonpost.com/transport…
Katherine Shaver retweeted
Silver Line extension “opening date coming soon,” @wmatagm said today. Metro still needs to submit & receive safety certification for the new 11.5-mile extension connecting to @Dulles_Airport. Clarke said there are just very minor things to work through. washingtonpost.com/transport…
Metro approved for more trains, plans to open rest of Silver Line by Thanksgiving. Via @justingeorge washingtonpost.com/transport…
Montgomery council approves 30-year plan calling for denser development & recommending duplexes and small apt buildings in single-family home neighborhoods washingtonpost.com/transport…
Montgomery’s proposed 30-yr growth plan, Thrive 2050, has ignited debate about whether denser development would help or hurt the DC suburb. Critics say it will open up single-family neighborhoods to duplexes, apartments, etc. washingtonpost.com/transport…
Which kind of D.C.-area commuters are happiest? Hint: You don’t need a car, bus or train. A new survey shows how the pandemic has shaped commuting in Washington. washingtonpost.com/transport…
Competition to replace Montgomery County’s influential planning board, which resigned amid scandals last week, is stiff — 128 residents have applied to fill the five positions temporarily until a new permanent board is named. washingtonpost.com/transport…




