The National Park Service will temporarily close the ramp from East Basin Drive SW to the bridge for 10 weeks beginning Monday, September 24.

The National Cathedral isn’t the only thing taking a beating thanks to the ferocity of a deluge which caught many by surprise — the District’s drivers are also having a rough go of it.

The massive two-year-long 14th Street bridge construction project was scheduled to begin on Monday, but the start of work has been postponed until Tuesday, May 26, the day after Memorial Day, WTOP reports. The change in plan is due to a need to coordinate traffic control with the National Park Service, according to DDOT….

Photo by andertho Martin already mentioned the city’s announcement that major work on the 14th Street bridges will commence this month and continue on for two years, but here are some of the finer details, released by DDOT and the mayor’s office yesterday: Total construction time: an estimated two years. Total cost: $27 million. The worst of the construction related delays for morning in-bound commuters will go on during the first year only, when…