Help improve transit across the region! 🚇🚍

📬 If you see @MWCOG's Regional Travel Survey in your mailbox, let your voice be heard! Your answers will help guide priorities for future transportation improvements.

Learn more: mwcog.org/newsroom/2026/…

In observance of Veterans Day, DC Government services and office hours will be modified on Wednesday, November 11.

For more information about ongoing District operations: tinyurl.com/VeteransDayMod…

FYI: Sunday, November 8, 2026, the National Veterans 5K Race and Parade will take place in the District of Columbia. In conjunction with this event, there will be parking restrictions and street closures that motorists should take into consideration:
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Mamie “Peanut” Johnson was a baseball trailblazer, nurse, and barrier-breaker. Mayor Bowser, DC leaders, and artist Rania Hassan honored her with Curve, a new sculpture in the plaza named for her.

Watch to hear more about her story and part of DC history: tinyurl.com/ddot-curve

As Crash Responder Safety Week comes to a close, remember: when approaching a crash scene, stay alert, slow down, move over, and give traffic incident responders room to work safely. Their safety helps keep everyone on the road safe. #CRSW2026

Join #DDOTDC’s team for a virtual town hall on the Georgia Avenue NW Bus Priority Project. Get an update on the design, nearing 65% completion, and share feedback ahead of construction, anticipated to begin spring 2027.
Monday, November 9, 2026 | 6 PM–7 PM
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Get to Audi Field on two wheels to cheer on the @WashSpirit in the NWSL quarterfinals on Sunday. Hand off your CaBi bike to our valet team at the Potomac Ave & Half St SW station, and head into the stadium for kick-off. ⚽🏆

🗓️ Nov 8
⏰ 1 PM–5 PM

Winter is around the corner, which means winter weather is, too!

Become a Snow Team Hero by signing up to help neighbors in need clear their pathways: snowteam.dc.gov

It’s Crash Responder Safety Week. Traffic incident response takes a team, including #DDOTDC’s Roadway Operations Patrol (ROP). If you see a crash scene or support for roadside assistance, stay alert, slow down, move over, and give responders room to work safely. #CRSW2026

The Capital Region moves forward when we move together. Our #DDOTDC Director, Sharon Kershbaum, joined transportation leaders from MD, VA, and WMATA at the Capital Transportation Forum to discuss shared priorities and how collaboration supports a safer, more connected area.

NEWS: Over 2,000 Persons Use Greater Washington #SoberRide Program Halloween Weekend; DC Area’s DUI Prevention Initiative Removes Potential Drunk Driver from Area Roadways Every 19-Seconds 🎃 wrap.org/more-than-2000…

It's a beautiful time of year in Washington, DC.

Scenes from fall in the best city in the world:

🚨 STATION ALERT 🚨

We’ve temporarily relocated the 7th & F St NW / National Portrait Gallery station to 9th & F St NW to accommodate the upcoming holiday market through the winter season.

It’s Election Day! As you make your way to the polls, take Capital Bikeshare and use code VOTE26 in the app for 50% off (up to $10) of your ride. *Terms apply.

This year, @lyft is helping you get to the polls and vote! Use code VOTE26 in the Lyft or Capital Bikeshare app for 50% off your classic bike, ebike or rideshare ride to the polls on Tuesday, November 3 (up to $10). Valid 11/3/26 only. Terms apply. 🗳️

What is that thing?!? It’s a cargo e-quadcycle, part of #DDOTDC’s MicroFreight DC Pilot with Amazon. Watch to learn how these electric delivery vehicles are being tested in DC, then take the community survey at 🔗 vist.ly/5r39y to share your feedback.

We’re hosting a CaBi bike valet today for the @WashSpirit match. Get those legs moving, take a ride to Audi Field and hand off your CaBi bike to the attendant at the Potomac Ave & Half St SW station.
🗓️ Nov 1
⏰ 3–7 PM

Happy Halloween! As the sun sets, let’s keep our streets safe for DC's little ghouls and goblins. Drivers, slow down, stay alert, and yield to trick-or-treaters. Together, we can all help make this spooky night a safe one!

Daylight Saving Time ends tomorrow (11/1)! With shorter, darker days ahead in DC, drivers can help keep everyone safe by slowing down, staying focused, and watching for people walking and biking. Let’s work together to help everyone get home safely.

Heading out tonight for Halloween, DC? Enjoy a spooky night out and make your ride home safe with #SoberRide. Get a free Lyft ride on 10/30 & 10/31! Visit soberride.com for the code. Let’s celebrate safely.