Washington, D.C. will require employers to disclose salary ranges in job listings by June 2024, aiming to increase pay transparency and equity for all workers in the district.

The FY2024 Energy and Water Development Appropriations Bill proposes $58.191 billion to enhance U.S. energy, water infrastructure, and scientific research.

The DOJ has opened a criminal investigation into an Alaska Airlines incident where a plane's door panel blew off mid-flight, examining Boeing's compliance with a prior settlement.

The U.S. job market added 275,000 jobs in February, maintaining an unemployment rate below 4% for two years, with the economy adding 14.9 million jobs under President Biden.

The Dominican Republic and the U.S. signed an agreement to educate Dominican workers in the U.S. on American labor laws, focusing on safety, wages, and hours.

Metro showcases next-generation trains and buses on the National Mall, offering the public a preview of future commutes and seeking feedback on the new designs.

The Biden-Harris Administration invests $22 million to improve renewable energy project permitting and siting, aiming for a clean electric sector by 2035 and a net-zero economy by 2050.

The Biden-Harris Administration, with the DOE, announced a plan to invest $6 billion to decarbonize and strengthen U.S. industries while preserving union jobs.

NASA is nominated for 13 Webby Awards for their digital excellence, spanning areas like apps, social media, and virtual experiences. Voting for the People's Voice Awards is open until April 18.

The U.S. Commerce Department awards the Port of Columbia, Louisiana a $2.3 million grant for infrastructure to boost the economy and create a disaster staging area.

The 30th Annual Blue Mass in D.C. will cause street closures and parking restrictions on May 7 from 6:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., affecting several streets.

The National Women’s Half Marathon and 8K in D.C. will cause major road closures on Sunday, impacting traffic but celebrating diversity with 3,000 global runners.

Nearly 60 aircraft will fly over the National Mall to celebrate the 85th anniversary of the AOPA, with participation from various government agencies.

The notorious ship that caused the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore will be removed from the Patapsco River at dawn Monday after an extensive preparation.

DDOT invites the public to discuss traffic and parking issues near Capital One Arena on June 4th. The meeting will address congestion during events and gather input for the upcoming TOPP in September, available both in person and online.

Washington, D.C. is hosting 'A Taste of the DMV' event, leading to major road closures and parking restrictions from June 14-16. Drivers are warned of possible delays and towing.

Arlington Transit announces a fare increase from $2 to $2.25 and changes to routes, including the discontinuation of three routes and the introduction of a new one, effective July 1.

Summer construction on River Road near the DC line will disrupt traffic due to utility work by Washington Gas and MDOT SHA. Lane and sidewalk closures are planned.

The MPD informs of road closures and parking restrictions in DC on July 20 for the Kappa En Blanc event, advising drivers to heed warnings to avoid towing and fines.

The Biden-Harris administration announced an investment of over $244 million into Registered Apprenticeships to diversify and grow various U.S. industries and workforce development.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

DC city services adjust for Indigenous Peoples' Day; shelters and emergency services open, trash collection shifts, schools close, and parking enforcement relaxes.

DDOT announces a $1.34 million investment for expanding electric vehicle charging stations across Washington D.C., as part of a federal initiative to support climate goals.

DDOT is introducing a solar panel pilot at select Capital Bikeshare stations using a $375,000 grant to promote sustainability and reduce reliance on cars.

The 2024 Turkish Festival in Washington, D.C. will result in traffic changes, including street closures and parking restrictions, on October 19-20, as outlined by D.C. police.

Howard University Homecoming festivities prompt significant traffic detours and parking restrictions around campus on October 18-19, including road closures for the Yardfest and football game.

The 11th Street Bridge Park project in DC received a $15 million grant from the DOI's Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership program, completing its $92 million budget.

D.C. announces street closures for the BellRinger bike ride on October 26 from 6:30-9:30 a.m., impacting multiple roads; no-parking zones will be enforced.

The Remarkable Indonesia Festival will cause road closures and parking limits in Washington D.C. on November 2.

The article informs about street closures and parking restrictions in DC due to the Washington Spirit Fan Appreciation Rally, urging motorists to plan accordingly.

DDOT will introduce the Greater U Street Performance Parking Zone on December 17 to improve parking turnover and curb access in D.C. The zone will offer variable pricing and a new "Permit or Pay" system.

ATO resumed on Washington, D.C.'s Red Line Metrorail with mixed reviews and minor glitches, as passenger reactions and WMATA's future plans are discussed.

DDOT announces the DC Circulator's service will end on December 31, 2024, with Metrobus routes set to absorb affected commuters. Adjustments to Metrobus and a new network redesign are planned to ensure continued connectivity.

Dozens of travelers were left stranded at Union Station in D.C. after an Amtrak train bound for New York left without them due to a miscommunication. Amtrak apologized and offered reimbursements.

The MPD has announced a security plan for former President Carter's state funeral, detailing road closures, metro adjustments, and parking restrictions from January 7-9.

Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport closed all runways for snow removal but reopened them the next morning. The storm led to canceled flights and stranded passengers.

A water main break in Bethesda, Maryland, flooded a neighborhood during a snowstorm and affected several customers, with WSSC crews responding to conduct repairs.

DDOT is expanding its Clear Lanes initiative in the District, using cameras to enforce bus lane regulations and fine violators starting March 17, 2025. The focus is on improving bus travel and safety.

The MPD announced disruptions for the Presidential Inauguration Rehearsal Parade in Washington, D.C., with road closures from early morning to noon on Sunday, affecting major avenues and streets.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

USDOT Secretary Sean Duffy demands MTA improve safety on NYC transit to ensure continued federal funding, amid rising crime rates on subways and buses.

The U.S. Department of Transportation now allows applications for road safety grants, prioritizing safety over prior DEI measures. Over $982 million is available, with applications due by June 26th.

The 63rd Annual Sakura Matsuri Japanese Street Festival in DC is set for April 12-13, featuring cultural experiences and cherry blossoms, with traffic advisories in effect.

D.C.'s Cherry Blossom Parade on April 12 will bring street closures and parking restrictions, as outlined by the Metropolitan Police Department. Traffic will be impacted from early morning to late afternoon.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy supports Trump's plan to boost the maritime industry with investments and technology via the Maritime Action Plan.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announced the withdrawal of a $63.9 million grant from the Texas High-Speed Rail Project, emphasizing fiscal responsibility and calling for private funding if the project is to proceed.

The DOT announced a partnership to modernize the USMMA's infrastructure, emphasizing the maritime industry's role in national security and economic strength.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy confirmed a $150 million grant for a new road and Port of Entry in Otay Mesa, prioritizing border security and efficient trade over Green New Deal provisions.

Montgomery County celebrates Earth Day's 55th anniversary by offering free rides on its bus systems, promoting sustainable transportation and environmental stewardship.

Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy scrapped a Biden-era greenhouse gas rule, aiming to remove political barriers to infrastructure projects. This regulatory rollback was endorsed by industry groups.

The USDOT has taken the lead on the Penn Station revamp from the MTA, with Amtrak now overseeing the project, anticipating significant savings and improvements.

U.S. Secretary Duffy warns of funding cuts for Manhattan projects over New York's tolling policy, deemed unfair to working families. Safety projects are exempt from the federal suspension.

The FAA advances the overhaul of its outdated NOTAM safety system, aiming for a July 2025 completion, ensuring improved reliability and efficiency for travelers and the aviation industry.

IMF/World Bank Spring Meetings cause street closures in DC, affecting travel between April 20-26, with detailed restrictions released by the Metropolitan Police Department.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced a cost-reduced revitalization plan for New Jersey's Dock Bridge, saving $140 million from the initial $375 million budget, focusing on safety and reliability.

The U.S. Department of Transportation announced Texas A&M as the leader for a new aviation research facility, the CAAT, to propel innovation, secure jobs, and stimulate economic growth in Texas.

Starting May 7, Virginia and DC residents will need REAL ID-compliant licenses or another federally accepted ID to board flights or enter federal facilities.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy unveiled an AV Framework to set standards for automated vehicles, emphasizing safety, innovation, and aligning with the Trump administration's competitiveness goals.

Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy emphasizes adherence to federal laws for recipients of DOT funds, highlighting legal commitments and potential consequences for non-compliance, particularly regarding immigration law cooperation.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy aims to reinstate stringent English language proficiency requirements for CMV drivers to enhance road safety.

The Prince George's County Police Department conducted a major commercial vehicle inspection, which resulted in 650 violations from 148 vehicles, emphasizing the importance of road safety and vehicle maintenance.

Montgomery County urges safe driving during Cinco de Mayo, enhancing patrols and offering sober ride options like SoberRide with Lyft and affordable bus services to prevent drunk driving incidents.

The 46th Annual Washington Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Service on May 5 will cause road closures and parking restrictions in D.C. from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy introduces a package to address air traffic controller shortages, aiming to boost hiring and retain experienced controllers, as part of an ongoing effort to improve staffing in the aviation industry.

US Transportation Secretary cancels $54M in university grants for DEI and green initiatives, redirecting funds toward traditional infrastructure and safety projects.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy approved 180 new grants totaling $3.2 billion for infrastructure, critiquing past inefficiencies and emphasizing a more practical approach.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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

Metro has been authorized to use automated trains on the Green and Yellow lines, joining the Red Line that has operated under ATO since December. Operators will still be on board to ensure safety.

The U.S. Department of Transportation revised pipeline safety regulations, renaming "Gulf of Mexico" to "Gulf of America" following a Trump Executive Order.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy proposed two drone rules to enhance integration in national airspace, focusing on BVLOS operations and fixed-site restrictions, in a move lauded by industry leaders.

Montgomery County's new "Be Climate Smart" initiative encourages residents to pledge to reduce carbon emissions by providing resources and tools like the Ride On Trip Planner App for optimized public transportation.

The Metropolitan Police issued a traffic advisory for road closures and parking restrictions during the U.S. Department of Transportation Car Show in D.C. on May 29.

Andy Byford named Special Advisor by the US Department of Transportation for the redevelopment of New York's Penn Station, emphasizing modernization and capacity enhancement.

Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy has eliminated 52 outdated transportation regulations, aiming to simplify government and maintain safety standards.

WorldPride 2025 in DC will bring parades and block parties on June 6-7, causing street closures and parking restrictions. Access for residents will be maintained.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced $5.4 billion in federal funds for repairing bridges, reversing "woke" policies from the Biden era on environmental and social considerations.

PHMSA updates enforcement policies to ensure due process and transparency, aligning with legal standards and enhancing accountability for pipeline safety violations.

A Federal Railroad Administration report criticizes the management of California's high-speed rail project for missed deadlines and budget issues, putting federal grants at risk.

DDOT is hosting a public open house on June 21, 2025, for community input on a protected bike lane project on Lincoln Road NE. Residents can review designs and provide feedback at the event or online.

The U.S. Department of Transportation details infrastructure initiatives, including Andy Byford overseeing New York's Penn Station revamp and a $1.5 billion investment for repairing roads and bridges.

The U.S. Army's 250th Birthday Parade in D.C. will cause numerous road closures and parking restrictions, with major streets and expressways affected from June 9-16.

Secretary Sean P. Duffy has approved 529 infrastructure grants worth $2.9 billion, addressing over a third of the 3,200 project backlog, with a total of $10 billion invested to date.

Montgomery County residents can attend an open house on June 18 for input on the North Bethesda Flash BRT project connecting Westfield Montgomery Mall and the North Bethesda Metrorail Station.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy has expedited the approval process, greenlighting 529 infrastructure grants worth $2.9 billion, tackling a significant portion of the project backlog.

U.S. Transportation Secretary supports an independent audit of D.C. airspace safety after a fatal January collision, with the FAA making safety improvements and closures.

"A Taste of the DMV" food event on June 14 will cause street closures and parking restrictions in DC, as announced by the Metropolitan Police Department.

U.S. Secretary Duffy simplified the exemption process for noncompliant automated vehicles, aiming to accelerate innovation while maintaining safety. The updated Part 555 process allows selling vehicles that may lack certain controls.

The National Capital Barbecue Battle is set to occur in D.C. from June 20-23, with road closures and transportation advisories in effect due to the event.

Montgomery County invites public input on sidewalk and safety improvements near Germantown schools through a virtual meeting and encourages feedback on proposed plans.

Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy will speak at the USMMA graduation, highlighting the role of graduates in maritime industry revival as per USDOT.

Montgomery County will implement Ride On Reimagined plan Phase 1 on June 29, with route and schedule adjustments to sync with Metro Bus and enhance transit reliability.

Montgomery County outlines Juneteenth transportation schedule, noting closed offices, holiday bus timetables, free parking, and available commuter services.

Audi Field hosting FIFA Club World Cup 2025 disrupts D.C. traffic with street closures and parking restrictions, especially on June 22 for the match between Red Bull Salzburg and Al Hilal.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announces a new partnership with Texas to speed up infrastructure projects by granting the state more control over environmental permits.

US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy criticizes a judicial ruling allowing states more control over immigration enforcement, emphasizing federal law supremacy on the matter.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy introduces a digital certification system to reduce fraud and enhance safety in the commercial driving industry.

Montgomery County Police's Summer Traffic Task Force made 11 DUI arrests and issued 125 traffic citations in one week to improve road safety during summer.

USMMA leaders Vice Admiral Nunan and Rear Admiral Wulf are departing their roles, with Captain Ceraolo becoming Acting Superintendent. The duo is praised for steering the Academy towards its national security role and campus development.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy is advocating for continued improvements in aviation safety, especially in oversight of Boeing's production quality.

DDOT is hosting an Open Streets event in Capitol Hill on June 28, closing several streets to motor traffic to encourage community interaction and healthy lifestyles.

Transportation Secretary Duffy criticized LA officials for their handling of recent riots and expressed concerns for safety during upcoming global events in LA.

Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy advocates for a new air traffic system, highlighting the need for modernization to keep up with technological advancements in aviation and maintain the safety and efficiency of air travel.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announces a new pro-trucker initiative including a $275 million grant for truck parking expansion, aiming to improve conditions for American truck drivers.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has announced significant NEPA procedure revisions to streamline infrastructure project approvals, aimed at accelerating construction and reducing costs.

Montgomery County introduced the first phase of the Ride On Reimagined plan, making bus route changes to improve transit connections and reduce service overlap with Metro Bus.

The Montgomery County Department of Transportation warns of increased traffic risks during the Fourth of July and urges residents to avoid drunk driving and stay aware of others on the road.

The Metropolitan Police Department announced street closures and parking restrictions in Washington, D.C., for the CNN/USAF Band Fourth of July Celebration.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy promotes roadway safety and calls on governors to focus on non-freeway arterial roads, where over half of road deaths occur, through the SAFE ROADS initiative.

Middle Georgia State University joins the Enhanced Air Traffic Collegiate Training Initiative to boost air traffic controller training, as announced by U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy.

Bus routes in Silver Spring rerouted due to Purple Line construction, affecting Routes 12, 13, and 19 starting June 18, with expected normal service resumption by August 2025.

Montgomery County Police to conduct a secret sobriety checkpoint on Thursday evening, emphasizing sober driving to ensure road safety during the July 4th weekend.

The USDOT's Build America Bureau expands TIFIA loan eligibility up to 49% for a broader range of infrastructure projects, aiming to accelerate construction and reduce costs.

Transportation Secretary Duffy outlines initiatives to support U.S truckers by increasing truck parking and reducing regulation, part of Trump's focus on blue-collar industries.

Construction begins at Howard Road SE and Martin Luther King Jr Avenue SE in DC, focusing on safety and traffic flow improvements, with completion expected by March 2026.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Duffy and the MTA clash over strategies to address the 66% rise in NYC subway crimes since 2019, with Duffy demanding detailed safety plans.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announces the expansion of the U.S. Marine Highway Program, adding 848 miles and 14 new sponsors to enhance the national water-based freight network.

Ride On Bus Route 90 in Damascus reroutes for a parade on Friday, skipping several stops. Montgomery County buses are now fare-free, and riders can get updates via RideOnBus.com or social media.

MCDOT won 8 NACo awards for innovative programs in civic education, public safety, and more, with Director Conklin highlighting the benefits to residents.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announces a "supercharge" initiative to accelerate the FAA Academy's intake process, reducing the time for ATC applicants and addressing the controller shortage.

The US government is investing $488 million in infrastructure projects across various communities through the BUILD grant program, aiming to improve safety, reduce congestion, and stimulate economic growth.

Significant road closures in DC due to a U.S. Department of Transportation Construction Vehicle Display event on Thursday; parking and traffic affected.

Montgomery County Police's Summer Traffic Task Force has made 13 DUI and one criminal arrest in one week, as part of efforts to increase traffic safety by reducing impaired driving incidents.

Chairman Sam Graves discussed infrastructure with Secretary Duffy, praising the $12.5 billion FAA investment and anticipating progress in aviation and surface transportation bills.

The Brink Road Bridge in Gaithersburg will close temporarily on July 25 for resurfacing work to improve safety and infrastructure; full rehabilitation is planned for next summer.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy cuts $4 billion in federal funding from California's High Speed Rail project due to CHSRA's mismanagement and failure to make progress over 16 years despite spending $15 billion.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy has appointed a 12-member USDOT Advisory Board to guide infrastructure modernization in America, including seasoned experts from various transportation disciplines.

Metro riders experienced delays on the Orange, Blue, and Silver lines due to a Pepco power issue near Foggy Bottom, with a fire at a substation affecting service and local power.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy criticizes Mexico for not adhering to the 2015 U.S.-Mexico Air Transport Agreement and announces actions to enforce fair play in aviation.

The U.S. Transportation Secretary announced $8.75 million in grants for shipyard revitalization to counter Chinese maritime competition and strengthen America's maritime industry.

PHMSA introduces new data-driven enforcement priorities to improve pipeline safety, outlined on its website, focusing on specific areas such as accident response and preventive measures.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy introduces a policy update allowing federal transit grant recipients to move from zero-emission to low-emission tech in their projects.

Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy enforced stricter safety measures for wind turbine construction near transport routes, addressing overlooked engineer concerns of radio frequency interference by the prior administration.

Montgomery County inaugurates a new pedestrian bridge in Silver Spring, improving community connectivity and safety, with a memorial for Nicki Toys included.

The FTA releases guidance videos to prepare U.S. cities' public transit for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, ensuring safety and efficiency for increased demand.

The U.S. Department of Transportation has canceled over $26 million in grants for the Baltimore-Washington SCMAGLEV project, citing delays, costs, opposition, and national security concerns.

Marcus J. Molinaro confirmed as the 16th Administrator of the Federal Transit Administration by the U.S. Senate last Saturday, as announced by the Department of Transportation.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announces a record $3.89 billion TIFIA loan for Georgia infrastructure, funding the State Route 400 Express Lanes Project to ease traffic and enhance commute options.

U.S. proposes BVLOS rule change to increase drone activity in national airspace, allowing for expanded drone use in various industries without requiring visual contact by operators.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announced a new BVLOS rule to enhance drone integration into U.S. airspace, aiming to improve efficiency across industries and outpace global competitors.

The Bellevue Library's Back-to-School Bash on August 7, 2025, involves fun activities and street closures for safety. Traffic around the library will be restricted.

Montgomery County opened a new pedestrian bridge in Kemp Mill, Silver Spring, enhancing local connectivity and safety, and dedicated it to the memory of community member Niki Toys.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announces revised NEVI guidance to improve the electric vehicle infrastructure and streamline the deployment of EV chargers.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announced a partnership with Nashua Community College to train air traffic controllers under the E-CTI program.

The U.S. commits $175 million to improve ferry services in 35 states, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and American Samoa, enhancing transportation and local economies.

Metropolitan Police Chief Pamela A. Smith has implemented a Juvenile Curfew Zone in Navy Yard to address public safety concerns related to youth gatherings.

The U.S. celebrates the 1,000th FAA-licensed commercial space operation, marking American leadership in space exploration and technological innovation.

The U.S. Department of Transportation announces $46 million for grants to support innovative finance and public-private partnerships in infrastructure projects.

The U.S. Department of Transportation offers up to $1 million in prizes for innovative transportation ideas through the ARPA-I Ideas Challenge, as announced by Secretary Sean P. Duffy.

The FTA has issued a directive to NYCT for failing to improve worker safety after a fatality and increased near-misses.

Montgomery County officials urge residents to drive safely around school zones as students return to school, with police enforcing driving laws and school buses using cameras to fine violators.

Montgomery County offers low-cost bike and e-scooter classes for adults, with advance registration and equipment provided, aimed at promoting alternative transportation and skill development.

Traffic disruptions expected in D.C. on August 24 due to the United House of Prayer's annual baptism event, with road closures on M Street and parking restrictions enforced.

U.S. Secretary Sean Duffy threatens to cut federal funds unless California, Washington, and New Mexico enforce English proficiency rules for commercial drivers.

U.S. Transportation Secretary threatens to withdraw federal funds from California, Washington, and New Mexico for not enforcing English language proficiency requirements for commercial drivers.

The BTS released the summer 2025 Transportation Economic Trends update, analyzing the impact of transportation costs on households and the economy, and providing insights into employment and productivity in the transportation sector.

Traffic will be disrupted in D.C. due to the Chinese Culture Festival, with road closures and parking restrictions on Constitution and Pennsylvania Avenues NW on August 30.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy revealed new Acela trainsets and announced plans to revitalize Washington Union Station, highlighting infrastructure improvements as part of Trump's initiative.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announced the end of federal funding for California's High-Speed Rail projects, reprioritizing investments to more feasible transportation projects.

The Auth Lane Pedestrian Bridge in Silver Spring, built by MCDOT, won the 2025 CEAM Project of the Year Award. It provides safe passage over a waterway and is ADA accessible, earning praise for its cost-effectiveness and innovation.

Amtrak's NextGen Acela, capable of 160 MPH, launches, connecting Washington, DC, and Boston. The new trains symbolize a modern era for U.S. high-speed rail.

The DOT and FAA begin the selection process for a Prime Integrator to modernize the U.S. air traffic control system, with a proposals deadline set for September 2025.

Montgomery County announces routine fall cleaning of parking garages in Bethesda, Silver Spring, and Wheaton starting September 15th, with temporary disruptions expected.

Americans are preparing for Labor Day travel, facing potential congestion. AAA suggests optimal travel times, while prices for flights and rentals drop. Authorities advise traveling during off-peak hours to avoid traffic.

The DC Bike Ride event will cause street closures and parking restrictions in DC and Virginia this weekend, starting Friday evening until Saturday evening.

BTS data indicates an 11.4% increase in docked bikeshare trips in August 2025 compared to the previous year, with variations across major U.S. cities.

The Congress Heights Day Parade in D.C. on September 13, 2025, will prompt road closures and parking restrictions, with local police advising alternative routes.

The Shaw neighborhood will host the 2025 Art All Night festival on September 13-14, with street closures and no parking on K Street from 7th to 9th NW beginning 6:00 a.m. Saturday until 3:00 a.m. Sunday.

The 2025 DC Half Marathon on September 14 will cause traffic disruptions and road closures in DC from 6-11 am, with police advising on alternative routes.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy unveiled a pilot program to integrate air taxis and cargo drones into the national aviation system, making advanced air mobility a part of future transportation.

The U.S. Transportation Secretary announced the eIPP to integrate advanced air mobility vehicles into mainstream aviation, aiming to lead in transportation innovation and economic growth.

New initiatives by the U.S. Department of Transportation aim to improve truck drivers' quality of life through two pilot programs focused on hours-of-service flexibility and sleeper berth options.

Mayor Bowser will attend and speak at the Capital Jewish Museum Gala at the French Embassy. Press must RSVP to attend. Public transit and bikeshare details are provided.

MCDOT will host a public meeting to discuss the Phase 2 design of the US 29 Flash BRT system on October 7 at Montgomery Blair High School, including a dedicated bus lane.

U.S. Secretary Sean P. Duffy has terminated Delta and Aeromexico's joint venture due to Mexico's non-compliance with the 2015 U.S.-Mexico Air Transport Agreement.

U.S. Secretary Sean P. Duffy reallocates over $5 billion from the California High-Speed Rail project to enhance safety on intercity passenger rail networks.

Secretary Sean Duffy announces over $42 million in rail safety grants for Florida's Brightline corridor, aiming to improve grade crossings and implement a trespassing alert system.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announces over $42 million in grants for rail safety projects in Florida, including upgrades to Brightline's corridor, which aims to enhance protections and install safety measures.

The U.S. government is updating its National Consumer Complaint Database to improve user experience and streamline the process for reporting issues related to commercial transportation.

The 53rd Fiesta DC Parade will bring cultural festivities and traffic disruptions to D.C. on September 28th, with several street closures and parking restrictions in effect from 5 a.m. to 6 p.m.

A $35.9 million loan was approved for the Port of Longview to expand capacity and reduce rail congestion, with construction completion aimed for 2028.

Wilmington's Public Works Department has announced street works from Sep 29 to Oct 10, 2025, advising commuters to check daily updates on road closures and use a real-time traffic map for detours.

The U.S. has implemented the new NOTAM Management Service to improve air safety, replacing outdated systems. This upgrade, ahead of schedule, aims for completion in Spring 2026.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy orders SEPTA to implement safety measures after train fires, under emergency action from the Federal Railroad Administration.

The Washington Capitals’ Red Carpet Home Opener is set for Wednesday, drawing large crowds and prompting traffic restrictions. The Metropolitan Police Department announced emergency no-parking zones from 7 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. on F Street NW between 6th and 7th streets, along with road closures and traffic diversions. Motorists are advised to seek alternate routes, with increased use of ride-sharing and public transit expected.

Montgomery County collected a record 334 bicycles in a donation drive, part of efforts to support mobility and cycling, with Rockville Bike Hub helping refurbish the bikes.

The Army Ten-Miler in DC on October 12 will cause extensive traffic disruptions, street closures, and Emergency No Parking zones, affecting morning commute and requiring alternative transportation plans.

The Department of Transportation confirmed four new officials, including roles for freight policy and administrations of FMCSA and FRA, following a Senate vote.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy announces a $41 million stopgap to maintain the Essential Air Service program during a government shutdown caused by political disputes.

The IMF/World Bank Annual Fall Meetings in D.C. will cause street closures and parking restrictions from October 13-18, 2025, affecting local traffic.

The Monster Flash Halloween-themed bus returns for free events to introduce Montgomery County residents to the upcoming Flash BRT network. Activities include storytime, crafts, and bus tours.

The Race for Every Child will impact D.C. traffic on October 18, with street closures from 4 am - 3 pm around Pennsylvania Avenue between 9th and 14th Streets NW.

Traffic disruptions are expected in DC on October 19 due to the Turkish Festival, with street closures and parking restrictions.

MCDOT advises safety for Halloween, highlighting increased pedestrian activity, decreased visibility due to Daylight Saving Time, and the high risk of road accidents. Community efforts and practical tips like reflective gear are suggested.

Howard University's Homecoming Weekend leads to significant traffic changes with road closures and parking restrictions around the campus for festivities and football game.

The 38th Annual 17th Street High Heel Race returns on October 28, with traffic adjustments announced by MPD for a community event combining festivity and road closures.

Mayor Bowser announces the 38th Annual 17th Street High Heel Race, affecting D.C. traffic with parking restrictions and street closures on October 28.