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>Metro service guarantee
> Yesterday, Metro had serious blue and orange line problems in the morning. A power cable downtown failed, requiring an emergency repair and single-tracking, which delayed many riders for over an hour. Some transit systems in the US have a … Continue reading
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>DDOT proposes Barracks Row lot price cut, other performance parking changes
> DDOT has measured occupancy for the Ballpark and Columbia Heights performance parking districts, and is making some changes to meter prices. Some crowded areas are getting parking meter price increases, and some crowded areas are being left the same. … Continue reading
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>New Blog
>Hello, loyal readers. I’ve started a new blog project that’s focused on advocating for unlimited monthly transit passes in the Washington, DC area. The concept is that riders should be able to pick a dollar amount, pay 40 times that … Continue reading
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