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This Is How Bad Transportation Decisions Are Made

At the last ANC meeting, the issue of the south exit of the Safeway was discussed. GM discussed this after the meeting, but he thinks it’s worthwhile to walk through the story of the changes to this intersection because it … Continue reading

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Georgetown Needs a Master Transportation Plan

Someday Georgetown is going to have its own Metro stop. GM might be old and retired by then, but it is going to happen. It will revolutionize how people get to and leave Georgetown, finally erasing a decades old short-sighted … Continue reading

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How Georgetown Would’ve Looked if Metro Never Built

As reported by several outlets, WMATA just put out an interesting study that looked at what DC would look like if Metro were never built.  While the focus elsewhere has been on how devastated a neighborhood like Mt. Vernon Triangle … Continue reading

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Georgetown By the Numbers: Transportation

A while ago, GM wrote about the car situation in Georgetown and argued that a small amount of residents were having an outsized impact on the supply of cars in the neighborhood. In writing this article, GM relied on the … Continue reading

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The Morning Metropolitan

Canal by Alykat. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Pantless man exposes himself near the university. DC UrbanMud takes a look at the O and P St. rehab that’s soon to be underway.

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The Morning Metropolitan

Waterfront by Mr. T in DC. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: Thomas Jefferson St. to close for a year starting July 28th. That’s pretty much it. Happy slow news Thursday!

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The Morning Metropolitan

Montrose Park by SteadyAlberta. Good morning Georgetown, here’s the latest: GM couldn’t make it to the GU 10 Year Plan meeting on transportation. Some student reporters did. So did CAG. Needless to say, they saw things a bit differently. Former … Continue reading

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The Morning Metropolitan

North Face by Jason Pier. Good morning Georgetown and happy Veterans Day, here’s the latest: As announced at last week’s ANC meeting, stop signs have replaced the traffic lights on P at 28th and 30th. Speaking of transportation, DDOT exploring … Continue reading

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