Sorry, you need to enable JavaScript to visit this website.

ddot

District Department of Transportation
1 I Need To...
keyboard_arrow_right
2 ...
keyboard_arrow_right
3 Now
Now
1 I Need To...
keyboard_arrow_right
2 ...
keyboard_arrow_right
3 Now
Now

Benning Road Bridges and Transportation Improvements Project Open House

Last Date:


Join the District Department of Transportation (DDOT) for an open house on updates to the Benning Road Bridges and Transportation Improvements Project. The session will begin with a presentation at 6:15 pm, followed by discussions on the latest design updates and the anticipated Phase 1 construction, set to start in summer 2026. This phase includes replacing the Willie J. Hardy Bridge, enhancing safety at the Benning Road NE/DC-295 interchange, and improving pedestrian and bicycle facilities.

Pages

Upcoming Events

Feb 17 2026 - 18:00
11th Street NW Multimodal Bike Safety Project [Virtual]
Feb 17 2026 - 18:00
Benning Road Bridges and Transportation Improvements Project Open House
Feb 18 2026 - 18:00
11th Street NW Multimodal Bike Safety Project [In-Person]

more

Featured Services

Request traffic signal services by calling the Mayor's Citywide Call Center at 311.
DDOT maintains public space throughout the District.
DDOT performs annual routine street, sidewalk, and alley maintenance.
DDOT is committed to making our city's streets safer for everyone.
Search for residential blocks with on-street permit parking.
DDOT offers parking for guests, contractors and short term visitors.

More Services

DDOT Snow Operations Begin at Carter Barron Amphitheater Parking Lot

(WASHINGTON, DC) — The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) is preparing to utilize the Carter Barron Amphitheater parking lot for the temporary storage and disposal of snow removal materials as part of ongoing citywide snow response operations.

DDOT Launches Pilot to Promote Safer Speeds on the Metropolitan Branch Trail

(WASHINGTON, DC) – Today, the District Department of Transportation (DDOT) announced the launch of a new pilot project to promote safety on the Metropolitan Branch Trail (MBT), one of the District’s most popular multi-use trails.

More News
Subscribe to ddot RSS