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Google Transit still 'very close'
WMATA CEO Richard Sarles said a launch of trip planning on Google Maps is "very close" but declined to give a specific timeline. This project has frustratingly remained "very close" for more than a year. A December e-mail from...
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David Alpert
| March 10, 2011; 2:51 PM ET |
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The problem of BRT creep
Can the U.S. make Bus Rapid Transit work as well as Latin America? Tanya Snyder asks that question in a post on GGW and Streetsblog. BRT systems in places like Bogota and Curitiba have narrowed the gap between bus...
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Dan Malouff
| March 9, 2011; 6:16 PM ET |
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Dotted lines on Metro's changing map
Orange Line riders from West Falls Church to Rosslyn will get more trains, and Blue Line riders at Franconia-Springfield and Van Dorn Street will get more direct service into D.C. around June 2012, based on Metro's latest plans for...
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David Alpert
| March 7, 2011; 12:02 PM ET |
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The war against non-cars
The Washington Examiner's opinion section features five separate fusillades against transit, spending on transit, and the entire idea, incomprehensible to the authors, that people can happily live their lives primarily getting around using transit and on foot and might...
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David Alpert
| March 3, 2011; 1:30 PM ET |
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Photo tour of the ICC
The ICC is open, and while it may have been a questionable project, it is certainly one of the largest new pieces of transportation infrastructure to be constructed in the region in recent years. That in mind, I had...
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Dan Malouff
| March 2, 2011; 7:45 PM ET |
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Is the 15th Street bike lane working?
D.C. Council member Jack Evans (Ward 2) claimed this morning that the 15th Street bike lane is "not working" because of the impact on drivers from the new left-turn signals. Evans generally emphasized that he supports bike lanes and...
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David Alpert
| February 28, 2011; 1:28 PM ET |
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