WMATA will suspend Red Line service between North Bethesda and Friendship Heights from July 6 to Sept. 6, 2026, with free shuttle buses.
Registration is open for Bike to Work Day on May 15; MCDOT sponsors 8 of 15 Montgomery County pit stops.
MCDOT adjusts schedules on 18 Ride On routes starting May 3, shifting trip times and running times to boost reliability.
Nearly a half-mile of new Safe Routes to School sidewalk will connect Buck Branch Park to Cabin John Middle School along Bells Mill Road.
Metro will fully close the Red Line between North Bethesda and Friendship Heights stations July 6–Sept. 6, 2026, with free shuttle buses replacing service.
Council holds April 28 public hearing on a $275,000 supplemental appropriation for the North Bethesda Metro Station northern entrance.
Council expected to vote April 28 on Expedited Bill 14-26, which would ease vehicle recovery by accepting alternative ownership documents.
MCDOT sponsors 8 pit stops across Montgomery County with raffles, snacks, and music on May 15; first 18,000 registrants get a free t-shirt.
TE Committee reviews MCDOT's $217.8M Mass Transit Fund FY27 budget, including new Flex bus service to Poolesville and Damascus.
TE Committee considers a $275,000 supplemental appropriation for the North Bethesda Metro Station Northern Entrance Project on April 27.
MCDOT holds a May 12 virtual public hearing on a 1,400-ft shared-use path along Norwood Road in Olney, with written comments due June 12.
Shuttle buses replace Blue and Silver Line trains between Stadium-Armory and Downtown Largo on April 25–26, 2026.
WMATA weekend shutdowns at Crystal City for a new station entrance resume May 9, 2026.
Part of Grosvenor–Strathmore's platform is currently closed, with a full station closure set for July 6–September 7, 2026.
Red Line service suspended between North Bethesda and Friendship Heights July 6–Sept. 7, 2026; shuttles to replace trains at three closed stations.
Montgomery County hosts 15 pit stops for the 25th annual Bike to Work Day on May 15, 2026, with free t-shirts for early registrants.
Montgomery County is offering $10 adult bike and e-scooter riding classes through June, led by WABA instructors.
A missing speed limit sign in a Bethesda neighborhood caused drivers to travel at 30 MPH; MCDOT has now installed a 20 MPH sign.
MCDOT is proposing 2.7 miles of new sidewalk under the Purple Line BiPPA program ahead of the light rail's winter 2027 opening.
MCDOT is building sidewalks near Cabin John Middle, MLK Middle, Northwood High, and Roscoe Nix Elementary under the Safe Routes to School program.