Free parking and shuttle buses to the Agricultural Fair are available at Montgomery College Rockville and Germantown campuses Aug. 14–22.
Ride On participates in Touch-A-Truck Day on Aug. 16, 11 a.m.–4 p.m., at the Montgomery County fairgrounds in Gaithersburg.
MCDOT is beginning construction on a 0.70-mile Amherst Avenue Bikeway in Wheaton.
MCDOT is starting construction on a 0.85-mile Good Hope Road Shared Use Path Extension in Silver Spring/Cloverly.
MCDOT is beginning construction on a 1.00-mile Dale Drive Shared Use Path in Silver Spring.
MCDOT is starting construction on a 0.72-mile Heritage Triangle Trail Phase I along Norwood Road from MD 108 to Layhill Road in Sandy Spring.
MCDOT's 3.30-mile Bowie Mill Road Shared Use Path in Olney is completing 95% design, the longest single project in the planned pipeline.
MCDOT is starting construction on a 0.47-mile shared use path along MD 355 in Clarksburg.
MCDOT is starting construction on a 2.30-mile MacArthur Boulevard Bikeway Improvement Segment 3 in the Bethesda/Cabin John corridor.
MCDOT's Woodmont Avenue Cycle Track Phase 2 in Bethesda, a 0.40-mile project, is set to begin construction in fall 2026.
MCDOT is constructing a 1.20-mile neighborhood greenway on McComas Avenue in Wheaton with traffic-calming measures, due late 2026.
MCDOT is building 0.60 miles of the Metropolitan Branch Trail Phase 2A in Silver Spring, linking the transit center and Montgomery College.
MCDOT is constructing a 0.20-mile shared use path and sidewalk on the east side of MD 355 south of Tuckerman Lane, due late 2026.
A 0.25-mile segment of the Capital Crescent Surface Trail Phase 2 in Bethesda is under construction, with completion expected summer 2026.
MCDOT hosts a virtual public meeting Aug. 11 on proposed crosswalks, bike lanes, and pavement changes along Pooks Hill Road in Bethesda.
Ride On stops at Carroll Ave. and Maple Ave. in Takoma Park (IDs 20806, 20742) close Sept. 6; alternate stops available nearby.
The US 29 Flash BRT Blue line extends from Burtonsville into Howard County on Sept. 8, adding four stops to Columbia and Merriweather.
MCDOT hosts a virtual public meeting Aug. 11 on proposed bike lanes, crosswalks, and pavement changes along Pooks Hill Road in Bethesda.
The US29 Flash Blue line adds new trip times and stops into Howard County starting September 6, 2026, in a two-county transit partnership.
MCDOT adjusts schedules on 19 routes and the Flash Blue line starting Sept. 6, 2026, to improve reliability and on-time performance.