The bridge, which carries I-66 traffic between Arlington County and D.C., will have three of its seven lanes closed for the next four months.

Should the $1.1 trillion infrastructure bill clear the House of Representatives, the Washington region would see significant federal funding for numerous projects.

Emergency repairs are expected to start in July and will last between six and nine months.

With one 17-mile continuous route.

According to Transportation for America, 30 out of 244 bridges in D.C. were deficient as of 2011.

The District’s roads, bridges, and water systems are terribly out of date and in need of billions of dollars’ worth of repairs and upgrades. What else is new?

D.C. will spend $110 million on repairs to structurally deficient bridges in the coming years.

A new study commissioned by the Virginia Department of Transportation aims to measure the volume of traffic using the Potomac River crossings that connect the commonwealth with the District and Maryland as the Washington area’s population continues to expand.

Virginia is getting closer to corporate-branded roads and bridges.

If your commute includes crossing over a river or gap around Washington, there were certainly some concerning headlines to be read this morning.