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.

Plus, a map of where to find these quirky-looking street safety advocates.

He now has “a tad more sympathy for bikers in general.”

Sidewalks throughout Alexandria could become a lot more crowded and difficult to navigate with the latest decision by the city’s leaders.

The District Department of Transportation and the Metropolitan Police Department launched a website today geared toward reducing the number of automobile-related fatalities in the District.

A bill introduced today would apply tough penalties to drivers who fail to yield the right-of-way to cyclists trying to share the road.