The commitment will not be finalized until D.C. wraps up its budget in the spring.

After months of delays in enforcement, drivers in D.C. will be fined $100 for illegally driving, parking, standing, or stopping in bus lanes.

There will be road closures Friday for the annual anti-abortion rally.

Fairfax County and Montgomery County will get dozens of new zero-emission electric school buses thanks to federal grants.

New emissions standards will help usher in an EV era. Eleven years from now, you won’t be able to buy a new gas-powered car in the D.C. region.

Things will probably be a little quieter as far as Metro projects, but expect many roadway projects across the region.

Red Line service will be unavailable at several downtown stations throughout the next two weeks for construction and maintenance. WMATA says ridership is historically lower during the holiday season.

Metro officials say without more money, they’ll be forced to drastically cut train service and eliminate nearly half of all Metrobus routes. “Today’s proposal is a worst-case scenario,” said Ward 6 Councilmember Charles Allen.

A $3 billion budget deficit could mean big cuts to MARC train service, commuter bus lines, and new highway construction in Maryland.

The money will fund a new passenger rail bridge between Arlington and D.C., doubling Amtrak’s capacity and dramatically increasing VRE service.