Breakfast links: On the road again

Get ready for Traffic Tuesday

With summer all but officially over, it’s back to work, and back behind the wheel, for many area employees. (Post)  (Tip: Erik W)

Fairfax connector to finally connect

The Fairfax County Parkway is nearing completion, several decades after planning began. Of course, the Post immediately writes that the road is “much needed,” and quotes Bob Chase calling for even more roads.

Circulator stops to get barcodes

In the next few days, Circulator stops will be getting tagged with QR codes. The codes can be scanned with a camera phone and will take users to a page with stop information. (Read Write Web)  (Tip: Erik W)

DC drivers worst in US

A new All State study says DC drivers are the worst in the country based on accident frequency. (Dr. Gridlock)  (Tip: Erik W)

Adams Morgan restaurants protest market

Adams Morgan restaurateurs are protesting the neighborhood’s outdoor Latino food market, which is a city supported “business incubator.” Is this just an attempt to minimize competition or are the health concerns and unfair competition complaints real? (Housing Complex)

Arlington may take over Columbia Pike

VDOT may turn over Columbia Pike to Arlington so it can better develop land along the corridor. The move would cost Arlington half a million a year. (wtop.com)

No more arcades

In revoking the incentive that prompted them in the first place, the DC Zoning Commission will allow buildings to fill in arcades outside a small downtown area where it was already allowed. (Housing Complex)

ART to increase connectivity

Starting September 27, ART route 75 will expand to include stops at the Shirlington Transit Center and the Virginia Square Metro station. (ART, Gavin)  (Tip: Gavin)