Stop #21916 at WB East West Hwy & Colesville Rd moves ~480 ft west due to lane closures, affecting Routes 1, 2, 11, 28, and Metrobus M70.
Phase 1 of WMATA's bus shelter replacement at Takoma Metro Station starts Sept. 21, temporarily closing bays A and B.
MCDOT will hold a virtual public hearing Oct. 7 on a proposed 3.3-mile shared-use path along Bowie Mill Road in Derwood.
Ride On stop #23284 at Holiday Park Senior Center relocated to Ferrara Drive sidewalk for ~2 months during window replacement project.
Ride On extends Glenmont Express Shuttle service two weeks beyond its original Sept. 6 end date, citing community feedback.
A new pedestrian-activated signal and ADA-accessible crosswalk is now complete on MD 108 near Sherwood High School.
Crews are building a shared use path along MD Rt. 121 (Clarksburg Road) weekdays 9AM–3PM through early December 2026.
New weekday MARC pilot connects Brunswick Line communities in Montgomery County to the Camden Line corridor to Baltimore, starting Sept. 28.
Weather delays push Mill Creek bridge construction on Redland Road to Oct. 11, rerouting Ride On Routes 53 and 57.
Montgomery County Council holds a public hearing Sept. 22 on the New Hampshire Ave. Flash BRT study and recommended alternatives.
Montgomery County marks phase one of the 1.2-mile McComas Avenue Neighborhood Greenway, adding traffic calming and pedestrian safety upgrades.
The Wayne Ave & Springvale Rd bus stop will close Sept. 18; nearest alternatives are at Cedar St and Dartmouth Ave.
Metrorail construction closes Medical Center Metro bus loop 8 a.m.–8 p.m. Sept. 13, shifting Ride On Routes 34 and 46 to Rockville Pike bus bays.
County leaders mark completion of Phase I pedestrian and cyclist safety upgrades along McComas Avenue near Wheaton Mall.
Ride On extends Glenmont Express Shuttle service through Sept. 30 after community feedback; originally set to end Sept. 6.
MCDOT begins fall cleaning of all 21 county-owned parking garages Sept. 14, with possible partial closures through Nov. 12.
A pedestrian-activated signal and ADA-accessible crosswalk on MD 108 near Sherwood High School is now complete.
MCDOT's Flash Blue Route now runs from Downtown Silver Spring to Downtown Columbia, adding stops at APL, Maple Lawn, and two Columbia hubs.
MCDOT is advancing corridor improvements on US 29 including dedicated bus lanes, upgraded traffic signals, and pedestrian and bicycle safety enhancements.
A second Flash BRT corridor along Veirs Mill Road, from Montgomery College Rockville to Wheaton, is planned to open in 2028.