Transportation

Credit: The Superconducting Levitation train could take travelers from D.C. to Baltimore in as little as 15 minutes. (Courtesy of Baltimore-Washington Rapid Rail)

Maglev opponents seek to derail project in Md. state legislature

DC begins cracking down on bike lane obstruction

Weekend travel disruptions: Major Metro shutdown, road closure through Silver Spring

Study: I-66 tolls, other changes, moving 700 more people in corridor per day

Will rider concerns about bus cuts, other issues change Metro’s plans?

Bethesda road where 2 bicyclists were struck is getting bike lanes