Montgomery County Police announce a new summer task force to combat impaired driving, involving multiple agencies and coinciding with seasonal celebrations.

Transportation Secretary Duffy and Senator Kennedy announced the establishment of the PHMSA National Center of Excellence for LNG Safety at McNeese State University.

US Transportation Dept. grants $1.5 billion for bus sector, led by Secretary Duffy, focusing on job creation without DEI mandates. Critics see the omission of DEI as regressive.

The U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary announced the return of the "Christ on the Water" painting to its previous location at USMMA, reversing its controversial move by the past administration.

Traffic advisory issued for the 2025 National Asian Heritage Festival in D.C. with road closures and parking restrictions.

D.C. streets will close for the Lawyers Have Heart 10K and 5K event, affecting traffic with multiple road shutdowns detailed on the MPD website, including Maine Avenue and Ohio Drive.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announces $607 million in grants for infrastructure projects, criticizing the previous administration's handling of such projects and pledging to accelerate progress.

Sean P. Duffy criticized a coalition of states challenging NEVI Formula Program updates, calling the previous administration's efforts a failure and addressing the program's issues to improve EV charging infrastructure efficiency.

May is National Youth Traffic Safety Month, and Arlington County VA Sheriff's Office highlights teen driver, bicyclist, and motorcyclist fatality statistics to stress the importance of road safety education.

The US Department of Transportation proposes new drone regulations, facilitating operations like package delivery, as part of an "innovation agenda" under Secretary Sean P. Duffy.

The Anacostia River Festival 2025 will cause road closures and parking restrictions on May 17, with advice to use alternative routes.

Traffic patterns in DC will change during Police Week, May 11-17, with street closures and parking restrictions. Visitors and residents should expect delays and seek alternative transit options.

The Acton Children’s Business Fair will close 20th Street NW, Washington D.C., causing traffic and parking disruptions on May 10th from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.