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What do trends in ridership look like across Capital Bikeshare’s entire lifespan, and can these trends help to explain the recent decline in performance?

Katherine Brinkman grew up in Nebraska and has called DC home for the past three years, during which she discovered the joy of active transportation. This fall, she will begin a Master’s in Regional ...

Prince George’s County passes two-year data center moratorium. DC budget looks to leverage federal redevelopment.

Nam-Viet, the sole holdout from Clarendon’s Little Saigon era, is a few things: a good, locally owned restaurant; a little ...

Share your thoughts on updated building codes in a series of DOB Listening Sessions. Attend a webinar to learn how to ...

WMATA saw 866,000 trips for Independence Day. Loudoun County residents, board chair meet about data centers. Crematorium ...

When it comes to increasing the availability and desirability of transit, we don’t just need bandaids. We need bold and ...

Potentially a broader lesson from this redesign is that despite the improvements we can empirically observe, route changes ...

Green Line derails near College Park. Legal challenges over Gainesville data center project end. Shaded sidewalks proposed ...

Service up, ridership down one year after Metrobus network redesign. New Virginia law allows speed regulators for dangerous ...

Capital Bikeshare remains an essential commuter service. That said, the system is not evenly balanced, making it harder to ...