A sinkhole in Northeast D.C. is causing traffic disruptions, with potential delays expected into the next day as repairs commence. DC Water is providing updates on the situation.

Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announced permanent FAA measures to restrict non-essential helicopter flights around Washington D.C. following NTSB findings from a recent mid-air collision.

Montgomery County has introduced the FareShare program to provide up to $325 in monthly transit reimbursement for employees, promoting public transportation use and reducing traffic and emissions.

Black Lives Matter Plaza in D.C. is being reconstructed, with crews set to start on March 10, in plans to complete within 6-8 weeks depending on weather.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy has pressed D.C. leaders to improve transportation safety, emphasizing passenger security, crime reduction, and compliance with safety standards.

The TSA prepares for higher travel volumes during spring break, urging travelers to get REAL IDs by May 7 and offering tips for smooth security checks.

Arlington Police announce road closures for Blerdcon Convention from March 7-9, 2025, affecting S. Clark Street. Parking restrictions will be enforced with towing services active.

ICE reopens Delaney Hall Facility in Newark, New Jersey, providing 1,000 beds for immigration-related detentions, near an airport to facilitate logistics.

DDOT invites community feedback on the Minnesota Ave NE Bus Priority Project during an open house on March 8, 2025, offering virtual and in-person attendance.

Transportation Secretary Duffy announces a review of California's high-speed rail project amid concerns about increased costs and delays. The FRA will evaluate the use of federal funds as the project's budget swells to $106 billion.

Montgomery County celebrates Transit Equity Day on Rosa Parks' birthday by offering fare-free rides on all Ride On buses, emphasizing transportation access and equity.

Metro introduces a special edition SmarTrip card featuring new giant pandas at D.C.'s National Zoo. Available at select stations, it's a collector's item for visitors.

RFK Stadium's demolition in Washington D.C. begins in late January, ending its historic role since 1961 and potentially making way for new Washington Commanders' stadium.