It’s the second time in three years that D.C. will fully close three miles of Georgia Avenue, though the pandemic did lead to other experiments with streets and sidewalks.

Katie Savage, an above-the-knee amputee, found liberation after she learned to ride a bike during the pandemic. Now she wants to help others do the same.

Loudoun County is home to more than 250 miles of gravel roads, some dating back to the 1700s. As development threatens some of those roads, one cyclist says he’ll ride them all in a single sitting to raise awareness.

The project will build an eight-foot trail for pedestrians, in addition to the existing 11-foot trail used for cyclists.

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

Organizers are expecting 20,000 participants this year.

DDOT is researching rubber flaps to cover streetcar tracks.

Every schmuck selling athletic gear or class passes claims “working out doesn’t have to be a chore,” and honestly…it’s true.

Bike counters show increases of between 40 and 90 percent.

We’re seventh, in terms of growth, among the 100 biggest Metro areas in the country.