Please be advised the ART Route 52 is currently experiencing delays. Thank you for understanding. (6/20 12:39PM) Saturday, June 21, from 10am - 9pm due to road closures in Shirlington Village, ART bus routes 77, and 87 will detour using S. Quincy St. The bus stop on S Randolph St/S Campbell St will be skipped. Customers can access bus service at Shirlington Transit Center. (6/20 8:00AM) Stop at Columbia Pike @ S Walter Reed Dr (Northbound) will not be served 4/28/2025 - 7/28/2025 due to construction. Transit customers can board ART Arlington and Metrobus at Columbia Pike and S Highland St. (across from McDonalds). (4/24 5:37PM) Stop at Columbia Pike @ S Scott St (Eastbound) will not be served 4/28/2025 - 7/28/2025 due to construction. Customers can board ART Arlington and Metrobus beside the "Lancaster Bldg." (4/24 5:20PM)

E-bike trips surge by 47% – the key findings from the 2025 Lyft Multimodal Report Its 2025 Multimodal Report highlights a series of programme milestones celebrated by the operator and its partners last year. These include 15 years of operation for Washington D.C’s Capital Bikeshare programme – a system that continuously exhibits year-on-year growth in the rapidly evolving shared micromobility industry.  Service modifications on MARC Train Friday due to down trees Thursday's intense storms caused chaos across the DMV, from power outages to downed trees. Many of which happened to land right on top of the Marc Train Camden and Brunswick lines.  Red Line platforms parked amid track and signal problems Some frustrated riders took to social media to air their concerns, demanding refunds for Uber and taxi fares and complaining about a lack of communication about the delays. MDOT MTA publishes BMORE BUS plan The agency conducted community engagement sessions to gather feedback and confirm the top priorities of riders and non-riders. MDOT MTA says the BMORE BUS plan reflects not only the latest travel data, but also incorporates nearly 1,000 comments from the public. 'Car culture' still dominates in the US, survey finds Survey respondents saw private vehicle ownership as a necessity, with more than 42% saying public transit is difficult or impossible for them to use. WMATA begins automatic train operation on entire rail system This development marks the first full return to ATO since 2009. The full rollout followed internal training and testing and concurrence from the Washington Metrorail Safety Commission.  The entire D.C. bus network is changing June 29. Here's what to know. On June 29, every Metrobus line in the D.C. area will change. Some will disappear, others will go farther than they used to or down different streets. Hundreds of stops are disappearing, and all the routes have new names.  Ride On Reimagined bus service changes begin Sunday, June 29 The Ride On bus service changes will bring streamlined connections to Metrorail, prevent overlap with routes serviced by Metro Bus and allow for more reliable service where demand is high. The Metro Bus changes are based on recommendations derived from responses to the WMATA Better Bus network study. With protected lanes, 460% more people commute by bike The study author notes that “while standard bike lanes increase the number of bicycle commuters compared to streets with no bike infrastructure, protected bike lanes and buffered bike lanes encourage even greater numbers of bicycle commuters.” VA: Bus service coming through Danville sets record for ridership “This record-breaking ridership is a testament to the growing demand for safe, reliable, and affordable transportation options across Virginia,” Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transportation Director Tiffany Robinson said. “Virginians are choosing the Virginia Breeze because it is a service they can count on, operating 365 days a year.

Car-Free Diet at Arlington Farmers Market (6/21/2025)