District officials are hosting a big celebration for the new bridge on Labor Day, complete with a 5k run. The bridge spans the Anacostia River.

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

“We can move the snow,” she says.

In a report card released today, D.C.’s roads, transit system, and levees received low scores.

An analysis of the Federal Highway Administration’s most recent data by USA Today and transportation organization TRIP found that the over 96 percent of D.C.’s roads are in poor condition.

Spending cuts lead to driving cuts.

The District’s roads, bridges, and water systems are terribly out of date and in need of billions of dollars’ worth of repairs and upgrades.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 continue to reconfigure roads to better accommodate buses, bicycles and pedestrians.

Gov. Bob McDonnell has proposed getting rid of the commonwealth’s 17.5-cent-per-gallon gas tax.

A new and interesting design has popped up in two intersections along Georgia Avenue.