A Tysons intersection gets a safety upgrade

By George Kevin Jordan (Editor and Correspondent) • February 13, 2020

The Virginia Department of Transportation added a new traffic signal at West Branch Avenue and West Park Avenue, which sees more than 11,000 people each day.

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Here are the answers to whichWMATA week 157

By Matt Johnson (Editorial Board Alum) • February 13, 2020

On Tuesday, we featured the 157th challenge to see how well you know the Metro system. Here are the answers. How’d you do?

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TranspoBINGO: A week-long car-free challenge

By Rachel Maisler (Contributor), Erin Palmer (Guest Contributor) • February 13, 2020

We asked officials, advocates, and residents around DC to spend a week exploring the many ways to ride public transit. 

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What Baltimore transit can learn from WMATA

By Alex Holt (Maryland Correspondent) • February 13, 2020

Commuters need much more information than they’re currently getting, and it wouldn’t take much to make meaningful improvements.

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Breakfast links: Rats are eating your car

By Liam Sullivan (Contributor) • February 14, 2020

Rats are chewing up your cars

In the colder months of the year, rats find shelter in cars and can chew through wires, causing expensive damage to your vehicle.   (Karin Brulliard / Post)

Metro wants more info on police “competition”

The metro board is calling for an investigation into actions taken by transit police, where one lieutenant encouraged a weekly “contest” between officers, based on the amount of arrests or other actions they took. The actions occured in August 2019.  (Justin George / Post)

A driver struck and killed a man

A 62-year-old pedestrian died after a driver struck and killed him Wednesday in Montgomery County.  (Dana Hedgpeth / Post. Tip: Chester B.)

A Metro operator fell asleep at controls

An event last year, where a Green Line train over ran the Waterfront station, was due to the operator’s falling asleep. A new report from Metro details the event, as well as notes that the operator’s schedule likely contributed to their fatigue.  (Max Smith / WTOP)

A bill could ban cashless only businesses

The DC Council is considering legislation that would force businesses to accept cash, creating questions about whether or not cashless businesses are fair to individuals who cannot use another method of payment.  (Ally Schweitzer / WAMU)

Four Red Line stations will close this weekend

Multiple stops on the Red Line will be closed over the weekend, due to construction on the Purple Line. Glenmont, Wheaton, Forest Glen and Silver Spring stations will all be closed through Monday.  (Max Smith / WTOP)

One man spent millions on DC’s national monuments

David Rubenstein has spent millions on national monuments around DC, including a new Panda exhibit at the National Zoo and repairs to the Washington Monument after the 2011 earthquake. WAMU looks at what he’s helped to create or repair, and why.  (Mikaela Lefrak / WAMU)

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