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The District Department of Transportation is an agency within the executive branch of the government of the District of Columbia established to improve the District's economic competitiveness and quality of life by planning and coordinating the transportation system, and managing and maintaining the transportation infrastructure, to ensure the safe, efficient movement of people, goods and information along public rights-of-way.
06/04/2026
The draft Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) is now open for public comment until June 22.
The STIP details planned investments for ALL federally funded transportation projects in DC over the next four years, including roads, bridges, and more.
Join us tonight, June 4, online, to learn more and share your thoughts. Visit 🔗 https://movedc.dc.gov/pages/dc-stip.
05/29/2026
Happy ! DDOT celebrates the rich cultures, histories, and powerful contributions of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities. From shaping our city’s infrastructure to keeping DC moving every single day, AANHPI innovators and professionals play a vital role in building a stronger, more connected Washington, DC.
Thank you to all the AANHPI team members at DDOT and throughout the transportation industry. We honor your perspectives, expertise, and dedication today and every day.
The District Department of Transportation is seeking public input on the draft Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP), now open for public comment through June 22.
The STIP outlines planned investments for federally funded transportation projects across the District over the next four years — including roads, bridges, tunnels, transit infrastructure, safety improvements, and more.
Join us at one of two upcoming public meetings to learn how the STIP is developed, how projects are prioritized, and how public feedback helps shape the program:
📍 In-person meeting: May 28 at DDOT HQ
💻 Virtual meeting: June 4
Review the draft STIP, meeting details, and submit comments at: movedc.dc.gov/pages/dc-stip
05/27/2026
Tonight (5/27) at 6:30 PM: Join for a virtual public meeting on the 18th Street NW Restriping Plan in Adams Morgan. We’re proposing updates to curbside operations and roadway markings to improve safety and usability for everyone — pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers. Review the plans, ask questions, and share your feedback.
For more details and meeting link, visit https://tinyurl.com/18thStNWRestrippingPlan.
05/25/2026
It's and Team honors the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation. Today, we remember their courage and the freedoms they defended. In observance of Memorial Day, non-essential road, alley, and sidewalk construction and work zones across the District are suspended.
Travel Reminders:
- Expect heavier traffic due to the National Memorial Day Parade and other events
- Take Public transit
- Check https://tinyurl.com/DCGovMemorialDay26 for more information on services.
Drive safely, share the road, and take a moment to reflect and remember.
05/22/2026
Join team for a public meeting on the Missouri Avenue NW Trail Connection Project! Community members are invited to learn about existing conditions, review preliminary trail connection concepts, ask questions, and share feedback.
This proposed project aims to improve safety and connectivity along the corridor.
📅 Wednesday, June 17, 2026
⏰ 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
📍 Emery Heights Community Center
5701 Georgia Ave NW
Washington, DC 20011
Learn more 👉 🔗 https://ddot.dc.gov/release/missouri-avenue-nw-trail-connection-project-public-meeting
ICYMI: Last Friday, DDOT, DowntownDC BID, and residents across the district celebrated 2026 Bike to Work Day, a nationwide annual initiative to promote cycling as a safe and reliable transit method and commuting choice.
Commuters got their gears turning early before work, as many of our designated pit-stops saw great turn-outs and participation from riders, businesses, and volunteers, including this one at Franklin Park. The weather was great and there was no shortage of free bicycle swag giveaways, breakfast snacks, prize raffles, and this year's coveted Bike to Work Day T-Shirts. As we continue to roll through May into warmer months, we encourage commuters to continue considering biking to work and to look forward to next year's events.
05/19/2026
DDOT is continuing to offer grant funding through the NEVI Program to expand and support the installation of Charging Stations across the District.
Eligible organizations, businesses, and property owners can apply now to install chargers near major routes.
The applications deadline is now June 16, 2026.
To learn more about the grant and the program, visit the link in our bio or nevi.ddot.dc.gov.
05/15/2026
These BTWD pit stops we saw this morning were getting wheelie busy! From the Wharf to Canal Park, it was great seeing riders stopping for Commuter Connections along the way.
TODAY: New Capital Bikeshare riders can enjoy a free 30-minute classic bike or e-bike ride using code: BTWD26CABI. Offer ends 5/15/26. Terms apply.
Thanks to everyone experiencing DC on two wheels. Visit https://bikelanes.ddot.dc.gov/ to learn more about DDOT's 114 miles of bike infrastructure and growing network across the District.
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