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Studies and Research


A tremendous amount of work at the Department of Transportation is done behind the scenes, long before crews break ground on construction projects. Our planning staff designs new projects and guides them from concept to engineering. Their studies also help identify needed improvements and help shape the District’s transportation policies.

At the same time, DDOT’s in-house Research, Development, and Technology Transfer Program promotes innovative solutions to transportation problems and works with other department staff to integrate new technology into DDOT’s projects.

The Research Program is seeking ideas for future research projects at DDOT. Problem statements are accepted year-round; however selection of research project ideas is done annually, beginning in April. Note: to move forward, projects must have a DDOT staff member willing to champion the project.

Please use the problem statement template [PDF] for your submission. Submit your ideas to ddot.research@dc.gov.


Document Archives

View the archive of many past and present DDOT documents on our Scribd social document website.

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Anacostia Waterfront Transportation Master Plan

The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) is helping to transform the Anacostia Waterfront into a better place for citizens to live, work, and play.

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Lower Georgia Avenue Transportation and Streetscape Improvements

This project examined a specific portion of the entire Georgia Avenue Great Streets corridor: Georgia and Sherman Avenues from Florida Avenue NW to New Hampshire Avenue NW.

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Kenilworth Avenue Corridor Study

This report summarizes the findings and recommendations of a study that evaluated options for improvements in the Kenilworth Avenue Corridor.

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1st Place & Galloway Street NE

This Transportation Access Study & Improvement Plan focuses on improving access for pedestrians, bicyclists, buses, and vehicles to the Fort Totten Metrorail station.

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Transportation Demand Management

Transportation Demand Management (TDM) is the application of strategies and policies to reduce travel demand—specifically that of single-occupancy private vehicles—or to redistribute this demand in space or in time.

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Livability Program

Livability is a term that refers to community quality of life as experienced by the people who live, work, and recreate there.

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Capitol Hill Transportation Study

This report summarizes the findings and recommendations of a study that evaluated options for improvements in the Capitol Hill Corridor.

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Speed Study Data and Map

All states, including the District of Columbia, formulate their speed regulations on the basis of some form of the basic speed law.

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Traffic Operations and Parking Plan for the Baseball Park

DDOT conducted this study to provide guidance on how people will travel to the new ballpark.

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Petworth Parking Plan

New development around the Georgia Avenue/Petworth metro rail station is anticipated to create additional trips to the area, possibly increasing pressure on the surrounding on-street parking resources.

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Featured Studies and Research

Filing Cabinet

Document Archives

View the archive of many past and present DDOT documents on our Scribd social document website.

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Livability Program

Livability Program

Livability is a term that refers to community quality of life as experienced by the people who live, work, and recreate there.

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Far Northeast Livability Study

Far Northeast

Far Northeast DC consists of 12 distinct but interrelated neighborhoods east of the Anacostia River and north of East Capitol Street in Ward 7. These neighborhoods are home to approximately 30,000 residents.

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Far Southeast

Far Southeast II

The study area for the Far Southeast II Livability Study is located in the southeast section of the District of Columbia. The majority of the study area lies in Ward 7.

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Rock Creek West II Livability Study

Rock Creek West II

The Final Report was completed in February 2011. It is a comprehensive summary of the work done and conclusions reached during the Rock Creek West II study.

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M Street SE/SW Transportation Study

M Street SE/SW Study

The M Street SE/SW Transportation Study is identifying current and future transportation challenges and ways to address them within a roughly 1.7-square-mile area along M Street SE/ SW, and the Southwest waterfront.

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