DDOT celebrated its goDCgo program's success during TDM Week, highlighting reduced traffic and CO2 emissions in Washington, D.C., and promoting sustainable transport options.

DDOT is hosting an open house series to gather public feedback for the Georgia Avenue NW Bus Priority Project, aiming to improve bus operations and safety along the corridor.

DDOT plans to phase out the DC Circulator service, with a virtual public meeting scheduled to discuss the transition.

DDOT plans new streatery designs in Adams Morgan ahead of PARK(ing) Day, focusing on accessibility and aesthetics in partnership with local businesses.

Washington, D.C. announces street closures and parking restrictions due to the DC Bike Ride. The event will affect traffic from September 6-7 with emergency parking and street closures in place.

Arlington's 22nd Annual 9/11 Memorial 5k on Sept. 7, 2024, will prompt road closures near Pentagon and Crystal City, impacting traffic from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Mayor Bowser announces the 2024 Open Streets event in DC where 7th Street will be vehicle-free for pedestrians and cyclists, featuring a bike giveaway, live activities, and local businesses from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on October 5.

The article details changes to District Government services for Labor Day, emphasizing continued essential services while noting adjusted or paused operations for others.

Street closures and parking restrictions will be in effect around George Washington University for its First Night event. Drivers are advised to avoid the area and follow updates for potential changes.

DDOT announces the completion of the new Lane Place Pedestrian Bridge over DC-295, improving safety and access for neighborhoods in Ward 7, after the previous bridge collapsed in 2021.

Back-to-school event at Capitol View Library caused temporary road closures and parking restrictions, with emergency no parking in effect and vehicle traffic replaced by pedestrian activity for the day.

D.C. street closures and parking restrictions are in effect in the northwest quadrant due to a special event, with impacts lasting from Tuesday evening to Wednesday afternoon.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's visit to Washington, D.C. causes widespread traffic disruptions and road closures, including demonstrations, with impacts lasting from July 21-27.