(from The New York Times)
Where Have All the Dockless Bicycles Gone? Data From DC's Pilot is Revealing.
(from GREATER GREATER WASHINGTON)
Where Have All the Dockless Bicycles Gone? Data From DC's Pilot is Revealing.
(from GREATER Greater Washington)
How UBER is Making Traffic Even Worse
(from AXIOS)
City of Alexandria, Virginia Announces Updates on Potomac Yard Metro Station Entrances
(from City of Alexandria)
PEPCO Unveils $15 Million Transportation Electrification Program for Washington, D.C.
“PEPCO, the sole electric company in the District of Columbia, recently unveiled a $15 Million Transportation Program aimed at reducing the carbon footprint of the city’s drivers and making charging infrastructure available to all residents.
DC Mayor Muriel Bowser has made the growth of electrified transportation options a priority for the city, noting that the transportation sector contributes more than 20% of the District’s carbon emissions. Plug-in vehicles (PIV) represent approximately 0.23% of the market, according to PEPCO, compared with the national average of 1.2%.
Of the 310,000 vehicles registered in DC, only about 720 are PIV. Reaching the 40,000 PIVs predicted to be on DC roads by 2030 will require more than 1,000 Level 2 changing plugs and 76 DC Fast Chargers, the utility said.
The Race to Become "Smart Cities"
(from AXIOS)
Why Will Smart Cities Need Digital Twins?
(from Information/Age)
Why Autonomous Vehicles = Endless Sprawl
(Market Urbanism)
Amazon HQ2 might be headed to Washington DC: here is what local startups thought about the move
(Business Insider)