Hasan Dar is a high school student from Vienna, Virginia, attending Langley High School. He is the founder of the grassroots student-run organization FairfaxForward, which is dedicated to advocating ...

Opinion: Transit and walkability are not luxuries for young people; they are necessities that enable our ability to access education, professional opportunities, and community. Without youth advocacy, ...

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Digital signs aim to boost safety on Metropolitan Branch Trail. Hotel rooms near Dulles airport could become apartments. Transit improvements possible in southern Maryland.

Check out a year of GGWash events in photographs. Plus, join DC Office of Planning’s Designing Queer Futures Workshop. And ...

Purple Line begins nighttime testing. Robots to use sidewalks for food delivery in Alexandria. Nine Metrorail stations now have new bicycle lockers.

Baltimore’s path to becoming one of the four largest cities in the US began long before its first railroad tracks were laid. But the city’s growth before the Civil War was deeply intertwined with the ...

Taahira is a perpetually sleepy 30-something from Washington, DC. She loves trains, public transportation, and riding her ...

WMATA plans service increases in new budget. Thousands apply for housing vouchers in Prince George’s County. Developer wants to turn Herndon hotel into apartments.

Senior housing project breaks ground in Bethesda. Arts hub planned near the Wharf. Demolition to make way for 16 townhomes near Arlington’s Columbia Pike.

More housing requires more skilled workers. Congestion pricing brings better air quality. New residents influence local housing politics.

Dan Malouff is a transportation planner for Arlington and an adjunct professor at George Washington University. He uses this byline for Photo Friday posts, but you can find his other writing under the ...