The busy Adams Morgan stretch of road will be open to pedestrians, and closed to vehicles, for three Sundays through October.

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.

Plus, DDOT highlights its bridge inspection program, saying only five other bridges out of 200+ are rated “poor.” All in the process of being replaced.

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.

Mayor Muriel Bowser and DDOT released an action plan today to bring the Swedish concept to D.C. and reach zero deaths or serious injuries to users of the city’s transportation systems.

At least 350 pedestrians and cyclists have been struck by primarily by drivers of vehicles.

This includes a barrier to deter mid-block crossings.

He was taken to a local hospital.

So many cycle tracks!

This year, DCist will attempt to document all incidents where pedestrians in D.C. are struck by cars on a map.