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Breakfast Links: DASH buses break ridership records after going fare-free - Vimarsana News

Breakfast Links: DASH buses break ridership records after going fare-free

Alexandria’s DASH bus breaks ridership records after its fare-free overhaul. Maryland highways have fewer travelers but more fatalities than before the pandemic. Crews continue to remove trees on GW Parkway from weekend storm.

Source: ggwash.org
$25 million grant to tie trails from DC to Largo Town Center - Vimarsana News

$25 million grant to tie trails from DC to Largo Town Center

Maryland and federal officials celebrated a $25 million dollar federal grant that will create more transportation options and improvements from Capitol Heights to Largo Town Center.

Source: wtop.com
Breakfast links: Metrobus riders struggle with disruption during service cuts - Vimarsana News

Breakfast links: Metrobus riders struggle with disruption during service cuts

When the bus doesn’t show. In station renaming, Metro sides against public survey results. 175 affordable units coming to Tysons.

Source: ggwash.org
Top posts of 2021: Prince George's County outlines plans for ambitious transit-oriented development along the Blue Line – Greater Greater Washington - Vimarsana News

Top posts of 2021: Prince George's County outlines plans for ambitious transit-oriented development along the Blue Line – Greater Greater Washington

Prince George’s County wants to turn four stops along the Blue Line into a laboratory for vibrant transit-oriented development, a major break from the county’s auto-centric past.

Source: ggwash.org
Metro to add more trains to service Monday - Vimarsana News

Metro to add more trains to service Monday

Metro removed all 748 of the 7000-series railcars from service two weeks ago as part of the investigation into the derailment of a Blue Line train on Oct. 12.

Source: fox5dc.com