Red Line trains single-track between Silver Spring and Forest Glen May 11–14 after 10 p.m. and all day May 16–17.
Bus shelter replacement work forces Ride On Routes 38 and 40 to temporary bays at Wheaton Metro starting May 11.
MCDOT sponsors 8 pit stops countywide on May 15; first 18,000 registered riders get a free t-shirt and bike raffle entry.
MCDOT-sponsored pit stops with raffles, snacks, and music are planned countywide for Bike to Work Day on May 15, 2026.
SHA replaced a knocked-down 'Stop for Pedestrians' sign on Brookville Road in Chevy Chase the same day a resident reported it.
Metrorail Red Line trains will single-track between Forest Glen and Silver Spring stations Saturday–Sunday, May 9–10, 2026.
MCDOT's Ride On will staff 8 pit stops across Montgomery County on May 15 for Bike to Work Day, offering transit info and free giveaways.
Safe Routes to School sidewalk projects are underway near schools in Potomac, Germantown, and Silver Spring.
MCDOT joined students and officials at Poolesville Elementary for National Bike and Roll to School Day on May 6.
MCDOT crews are inspecting and repairing crosswalk signals at ~100 high-traffic intersections in Bethesda, Silver Spring, and Wheaton through early May 2026.
MCDOT adjusted schedules on 18 Ride On routes for better efficiency and on-time performance, effective May 3, 2026.
MCDOT, SHA, and Council President Fani-González host a public meeting on transit and pedestrian safety at Georgia Ave & Forest Glen Rd.
MCDOT hosts free family Safety Day at Carver Educational Services Center, 11 a.m.–3 p.m., organized by Vision Zero Youth Ambassadors.
The Vision Zero NDA budget would rise 119% to $497K in FY27, funding a full-time coordinator and a $300K federal Safe Streets grant match.
Proposed FY27 transport fees include a $75 bus lane fine, new EV charging fees, earlier end to paid parking, and higher parking rates.
MCDOT holds a virtual public hearing May 12 at 6:30 p.m. on a 1,400-ft shared-use path along Norwood Road in Olney.
Montgomery County's second Flash Bus Rapid Transit corridor along Veirs Mill Road is scheduled to open in 2028, using new hydrogen buses.
Montgomery County now operates 85 electric Ride On buses and plans to introduce hydrogen fuel cell buses within the next year.
Ride On staff will be at Silver Spring, Glenmont, Bethesda, and Wheaton Metro stations Apr. 30–May 8 to explain upcoming service changes.
Montgomery County holds a virtual public hearing May 12 on a proposed shared-use path connecting MD 108 to Ashton Forest Way in Olney.