The 1.6-mile bike lane will stretch down 9th Street from Florida Ave. NW to Pennsylvania Ave. NW.

The current path is an old horse trail: narrow, bumpy and crowded. Paved in the 1970s, it is long overdue for an upgrade.

Volunteers have been counting the number of users during the pandemic and argue there will be less of a commuting need through the park after the pandemic.

The Vision Zero Omnibus bill has been in the works for 16 months and aims to implement more than a dozen ideas to help reach D.C.’s goal of eliminating traffic deaths and serious injuries by 2024.

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.

Many of D.C.’s quirkiest street intersections weren’t designed with humans in mind, according to Gabe Klein, former chief of the District Department of Transportation.

The 20-mile course starts in West Potomac Park, travels into Georgetown and Arlington and finishes by the National Mall.

WABA, All Walks DC, and other groups will rally at the Wilson Building on Thursday.

Whether you’re a hardcore cyclist, a novice just trying to get in shape, or just trying to meet new people, there’s something just for you.

According to Bicycling magazine.