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DC's Most Complained About Intersections
You probably have a few intersections that you don’t particularly like to pass through – whether in a car, on a bike or just walking. Now, there’s a new list of the most hated intersections in D.C. News4’s Transportation reporter Adam Tuss takes a look.
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The Road Ahead: The Future of DC-Area Travel 1 Year Into Pandemic
What can we expect on the roads, on Metro and at airports in the year ahead? News4’s Adam Tuss takes a look.
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The Path Forward: A Look Toward a New Normal on DC-Area Roads and Rails
By Adam Tuss The coronavirus crisis dramatically changed conditions on the roads, rails and at airports in the D.C. area. A year into the pandemic, we’re taking a look at the state of transit — and what we can expect next. In February 2020, officials were taking preliminary precautions to guard against the spread of COVID-19. No one in...
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DC's Black Lives Matter Plaza Partially Reopens to Traffic After 9 Months
D.C.’s Black Lives Matter Plaza partially reopened to vehicle traffic on Sunday, nine months after its creation. Drivers now roll over the huge yellow letters that spell out “Black Lives Matter” from curb to curb. One lane of traffic in either direction is open to cars on 16th Street NW between H and K streets NW. The center of...
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DC Saw One of the Largest Drops in Traffic Congestion Amid Pandemic: Study
The pandemic’s impact on traffic has the Washington, D.C., area topping a new study on congestion — and this time, it’s not bad news for commuters. D.C. saw one of the largest decreases in congestion globally last year. It was down 77% from 2019, according to a new study from transportation researcher INRIX. Commuters still lost 29 hours to traffic…
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DC Sees Massive Decline in Traffic
A stunning new report shows that traffic congestion levels around the D.C.-area dropped by over 75 percent over the last year. Traffic tracking company Inrix says this was one of the largest drops in congestion in the country — and the world. Transportation reporter Adam Tuss is asking leaders this decline can be expected to continue.