The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) is conducting a high-level feasibility study of the North Capitol Street Corridor, which has been identified as a high crash corridor in the District’s moveDC plan. The study is a preliminary assessment of the existing transportation network, and study results will help inform the scope of future project phases starting in 2024 and will guide development concepts and preliminary corridor designs. The corridor is also identified as a Transit and Freight Priority corridor and is a connector for the Northeast and Northwest parts of the city.
The purpose of this meeting is to present existing conditions on the corridor, gain community feedback on major issues, and present draft short-term improvements at high crash intersections. This is a chance for community members to share their feedback on ongoing issues, challenges, and opportunities for the study. DDOT staff will also be available to answer questions.
The meeting will be held in person at SeVerna on K, at 43 K Street NW on June 24. A virtual option will also be available on June 22.