DDOT Director Everett Lott, Traffic Safety and the Ward 3 Community Engagement Specialist, will join Councilmember Cheh, ANC 3D Commissioners, and Residents to discuss the traffic safety issues along the corridor.
The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) will host a public open house to introduce and collect public feedback on a draft concept for bus priority improvements on Georgia Avenue NW between Barry Place and Kansas Avenue NW.
WHAT: Georgia Avenue NW Bus Priority (Barry Pl to Kansas Ave) Draft Concepts Open House
WHEN: Wednesday, August 10, 2022
WHERE: Petworth Neighborhood Library (Meeting Room 1), 4200 Kansas Avenue NW
DDOT's Community Engagement Specialist was invited to participate in a community discussion on General 7B Transportation requests, Safety requests, and project updates. To learn more about the meeting or how to participate, visit http://anc7b.com/.
The Brookland Neighborhood Civic Association is inviting DDOT's Community Engagement Specialist and Planning and Sustainability Project Coordinators to provide updates on bike lanes and progress updates on safety installations for the area. To learn more about the meeting or how you can participate, visit https://brooklandcivic.org/.
DDOT's Community Engagement Specialist will attend to table this event and engage the Ward 7 community with information on Traffic Safety Inspections, bikeshare memberships, and Ward 7 infrastructure project information. To learn more about this event and how you can participate, visit https://anc7e.us/.
Personal delivery devices, or PDDs, are sidewalk robots that offer door-to-door delivery services in the District. The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) allows these devices, when permitted, as an alternative to larger delivery vehicles and to help reduce single-occupancy vehicle trips. PDDs promise to offer greater accessibility to delivery services while reducing delivery-based street congestion and emissions.
DDOT's Community Engagement Specialist and DDOT's Bus Priority Team will attend to provide updates on the 14th Street Bus Priority Project and answer any other DDOT service-related questions. To participate, visit https://www.anc4c.com/anc4c-meetings for additional instructions.
The Recreational Trails Program (RTP) is a federal-aid program that provides funding for the development, renovation, and maintenance of recreational trails and trailside facilities. The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) administers this program at the federal level while the District Department of Transportation administers the program for the District of Columbia. The Mayoral appointed Recreational Trails Advisory Committee meets once a year to advise DDOT on how RTP funds should be spent.
Open Streets in Your Neighborhood is coming to Ward 5’s 12th Street NE at the end of August! The event will close half a mile of 12th Street NE to cars and open them up to people to ride, bike, walk, socialize, and participate in fun programming, just in time for school!
We are bringing Open Streets in Your Neighborhood to Ward 7’s Benning Road NE this upcoming July! The event will close 0.75 miles of Benning Road NE, between Minnesota Avenue NE and East Capitol Street NE, to cars and open it to people to ride, bike, walk, socialize, and participate in fun programming!