Posts tagged Wmata Governance
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Breakfast links: WMATA can run more 7000 series trains, inspect them every seven days
WMATA safety panel approves plan for less-frequent inspection. Former WMATA chief might lead Maryland’s transportation department. 200 sign up to speak at Arlington County Board’s missing middle public hearing. Keep reading…
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Breakfast links: DC e-bike purchase program could expand access to more residents
DC Council considering rebates for purchasers of electric bikes. New DC mall created by a local Black woman supports her own business and several others. Dupont Circle tunnel entrance could be decked over for pedestrian plaza. Keep reading…
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Will better Metro service bring riders back? The agency wants to try it
WMATA proposes service upgrades and fare changes, in an effort to get more people riding trains and buses. Want to know what this means for your trip? Read on. Keep reading…
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Metrorail operator arrested on suspicion of operating train while intoxicated
A Metrorail operator was arrested on suspicion of operating a train while intoxicated on December 23, after failing to stop at the Van Dorn Street Metro station. The Washington Metrorail Safety Commission is investigating the incident. Keep reading…
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Breakfast links: Silver Line extension to open November 15
Metro’s Silver Line extension to open after four years of delay. MoCo opens a solar microgrid to fuel its electric buses. ‘Missing middle’ housing has become the main issue in Arlington election. Keep reading…
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Breakfast links: WMATA submits new return-to-service plan in latest round of regulatory battle
WMATA submits revised request for additional trains. Real estate companies ordered to pay fine for DC housing discrimination. DC government proposes removal of buildings and homes from flood zone. Keep reading…
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Breakfast links: Silver Line extension ready to open by Thanksgiving, trains still need safety approval
Silver Line extension could open by Thanksgiving if regulators and WMATA come to an agreement. Washington region driving more, dissatisfied with transit, new study finds. DC Council moves for housing overhaul. Keep reading…
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Breakfast links: Maryland bike/ped advocates call for action on existing Nice-Middelton Bridge
Bike/ped advocacy groups challenge MTA over impending bridge demolition. Despite delays, Fairfax County vows to continue funding downtown Herndon’s revitalization. Report pushes for mandated removal of lead pipes in DC. Keep reading…
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Breakfast links: Maryland can count mail-in ballots before Election Day
MoCo judge rules MD mail-in ballots can now be counted before Election Day. Metro may shrink West Falls Church parking lot for new development. DC will assess all bridges for feasibility of suicide barriers. Keep reading…
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Breakfast links: Expanded Silver Line service depends on access to 7000 series trains
WMATA’s train shortage could delay Silver Line expansion opening. Alexandria City Council voices affordability concerns while approving Old Town development. Arlington County releases report proposing new regulations and protections for tenants. Keep reading…