This taco truck turned beloved brick-and-mortar in Falls Church is now expanding to D.C., with plans to open more locations.

The vast majority of them have applied for government assistance, and some are trying out new locations.

The mobile eateries will no longer be restricted to private property.

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That’s right: TGI Fridays.

Beginning Monday, food trucks in D.C. will be subject to new regulations that will place them in assigned spots around the city.

“One individual having lunch shared with us that she lost two coworkers in the shooting and thanked us for collecting donations,” Che Ruddell-Tabisola, the co-owner of the BBQ Bus and political director for the Food Truck Association, said.

All money raised Friday will go to the Community Foundation for the National Capital Region’s fund.

New food trucks seem to sprout up in D.C. like mushrooms after a heavy rain. Here are some of the best four-wheeled gustatory conveyances in town.

The sedan-by-smartphone company is adding a new fleet to its lineup.