DDOT Expands its Winter Wonder Theme this Year to Both DC Circulator and DC Streetcar
This year’s Winter Wonder Ride theme is, “Spreading Joy Around the District.”
This year’s Winter Wonder Ride theme is, “Spreading Joy Around the District.”
DDOT's Ward 6 Community Engagement Specialist and Transit Planner will join the ANC 6A Transportation Committee to discuss the NEVI program and the curbside EV Charging program. To participate, visit https://anc6a.org/.
DDOT's Ward 2 Community Engagement Specialist and Active Transportation/ Trails Planner will join NPS and Mt. Zion Cemetery staff to focus on Old Lyon Mill paper road and stormwater and trail management.
DDOT's Ward 7 Community Engagement Specialist will attend this virtual meeting to discuss and answer DDOT service-related community questions. To participate, visit https://anc7e.us/ to learn more.
DDOT's Ward 7 Community Engagement Specialist will attend this virtual meeting to discuss and answer DDOT service-related community questions. To participate, visit http://anc7c.org/ to learn more.
DDOT's Ward 7 Community Engagement Specialist will attend this meeting to discuss and answer DDOT service-related community questions. To participate, visit http://anc7b.com/ to learn more.
DDOT's Director Everett Lott and the Ward 2 Community Engagement Specialist will join to discuss safety issues in the West End and Foggy Bottom Neighborhoods. Specific issues are noise and speed on I-66 and safety issues along the Virginia Avenue NW Protected Bike Lane and e-scooters on sidewalks.
DDOT's Community Engagement Manager and Active Transportation Planner will join to discuss the 17th Street NE and Mt. Olivet Street NE Safety Project. To participate, visit http://www.anc5d.org/.
DDOT's Ward 7 Community Engagement Specialist will attend this virtual meeting to discuss and answer DDOT service-related community questions. To participate, visit https://anc.dc.gov/event/anc-7d-monthly-meeting to learn more.
The final Open Streets of the year will take place on Ward 3’s Wisconsin Avenue, where one mile will be closed to cars and open to people to bike, walk, scoot, and play in a reimagining of public space. Explore all the amenities that Friendship Heights and Tenleytown have to offer and be sure to participate in a fitness or yoga class in one of our activation zones at no cost!
Popular programming will return this fall, including arts and crafts, live music, safety demonstrations, and more. The event is free and suitable for people of ALL ages and abilities.