The crash happened Tuesday around 4:30 p.m. on the D.C./Maryland border at East Capitol Street and Southern Avenue.

D.C. Police say a 45-year-old man on a bicycle died after a driver intentionally struck him in Southeast on Sept. 4.

Some District leaders want the city to do more to expand sidewalks, shut down lanes, or close whole streets so that pedestrians and cyclists can move about the city at a safe social distance from each other.

DDOT is researching rubber flaps to cover streetcar tracks.

He was the first cyclist killed in the District of Columbia in 2018.

But public transportation is hot on its heels.

Police say the victim was injured, but her current condition is unknown.

The recreational ride will span 17 miles, starting and ending at the Capitol.

Mayor Gray signed the Bicycle Safety Amendment Act of 2013, which will (hopefully) make the roads a little safer for District cyclists.

Supreme Court Associate Justice Stephen Breyer is recovering from shoulder replacement surgery he underwent on Saturday following a tumble from his bicycle the day before.