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The Mayor's stadium "report" is a misleading mess, by owners, for owners. Allowing smaller homes to be built will bring down new house prices. The future Flash BRT on 355 in MoCo will be crucial to reducing travel times. Here's what one writer thinks "next-generation streetcar" should mean. CaBi continues ringing up the ridership numbers in May. Who ya calling ugly?: Arizona Ave bike lanes open for comment. Open Streets Capitol Hill is TODAY. Can you solve GGWash Junctions #5?
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Nick Sementelli (Board of Directors), Pat Garofalo • June 25, 2025
Or, since when did we trust the Dallas Cowboys to do economic analysis?
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Payton Chung (Board of Directors) • June 23, 2025
Making it easier to build more, smaller houses would bring down home prices and help bring back the starter home. Here’s how.
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Ethan Goffman (Contributor) • June 27, 2025
The crucial Route 355 line of Montgomery County’s Flash BRT network could eventually produce huge time savings for riders. At least part of is expected to launch in 2031.
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Scott Burger • June 24, 2025
As the DC Streetcar is phased out, the District should prioritize fast and direct east-west connections along the H Street and Benning Road corridor.
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Samuel Littauer (Contributor) • June 23, 2025
May marked the 41st straight month of ridership growth for Capital Bikeshare. Ridership surged during peak commuting hours.
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Dan Reed (Regional Policy Director), Alex Baca (DC Policy Director) • June 26, 2025
This week on Do Something: bike lanes on Arizona Avenue, DIY music venues, and missing middle makes moves (sort of) in Montgomery County and Arlington.
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Jessica Allen • June 26, 2025
Join Hill Family Biking for a bike parade at Open Streets in Capitol Hill June 28. DDOT will close one mile of streets from cars on North Carolina Avenue SE, East Capitol Street, and Massachusetts Avenue SE from 6th Street SE to 17th Street SE.
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BeyondDC • June 26, 2025
Play the latest round of Junctions to test your knowledge of urban and Washington region themes.
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