BikeMatchDC celebrates one year of getting butts on bikes. Here’s what we learned. 

By Rachel Maisler (Contributor), Rudi Riet (Guest Contributor) • March 26, 2021

Almost one year ago, BikeMatchDC began matching essential workers and others with bikes. Nearly 200 bikes later, here’s what they discovered.

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National links: What happens when you drop parking minimums

By Jeff Wood (Contributor) • March 26, 2021

Buffalo, New York ended parking minimums for developers, and we’re starting to see the results. Forget the double-diamond; meet the “peanutabout.” A Seattle plan could keep most cars out of downtown.

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Breakfast links: The Georgetown-Rosslyn gondola proposal is back

By Matt Gontarchick (Contributor) • March 29, 2021

DC councilmember wants to revive Georgetown gondola proposal

DC Councilmember Brooke Pinto is including in her budget request $14 million to move forward on a gondola across the Potomac River connecting Georgetown and Rosslyn. The gondola was first proposed in 2013.  (Nena Perry-Brown / UrbanTurf)

Maryland lawmakers propose more scrutiny of public-private deals

The near-implosion of the Purple Line and controversial toll lane proposal has prompted several Maryland state lawmakers to propose requiring more oversight of public-private partnerships, or P3s.  (Katherine Shaver / Post)

Fairfax County chooses preferred BRT route through Tysons

Fairfax County has settled on a preferred route through Tysons for the Envision Route 7 BRT project between Tysons and Alexandria. The route would end at the Spring Hill Metro station via International Drive and the West Park Transit Center.   (Jo DeVoe / Tysons Reporter. Tip: Syed Azan Ali)

Area schools adopt three-feet distancing recommendations

School systems across the region are adopting new guidance from the CDC calling for three instead of six feet of physical distancing for masked students, revamping plans for staffing and infection protocols.  (Margaret Barthel / DCist)

Bowser, Norton want Union Station included in infrastructure bill

Mayor Muriel Bowser and Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton sent a letter to Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg requesting that funding for Union Station’s redevelopment be included in a $1 trillion infrastructure proposal.  (Jordan Pascale / DCist)

Ride On bus fares in MoCo are set to resume on April 5

Collection of Ride On bus fares in Montgomery County will resume on April 5, and passengers will be able to board through the front door again. The county initially suspended fares last year on March 16 due to the pandemic.  (Briana Adhikusuma / Bethesda Beat)

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