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.
MCDOT is building new sidewalks along Gabel Street and Mount Pisgah Road near Northwood High and Roscoe Nix Elementary.
MCDOT is building 0.5 miles of sidewalk near MLK Middle, Lake Seneca Elementary, and Waters Landing Elementary in Germantown.
MCDOT is building 2,400 feet of sidewalk along Bells Mill Road near Cabin John Middle School in Potomac.
MCDOT is building 0.26 miles of sidewalk on the east side of Rippling Brook Drive from Bel Pre Road in Silver Spring.
MCDOT proposes 938 linear feet of sidewalk along Caroline Avenue; public comment open until May 11, 2026.
MCDOT proposes 482 linear feet of sidewalk on Bradford Road; public comment deadline is April 24, 2026.
Montgomery County DOT has 30 sidewalk projects totaling 6 miles in active planning or construction, part of a ~$10M investment.
Maryland's tiered work zone speeding fines, effective Jan. 1, 2025, range from $60 to $500 — doubled when workers are present.
MCDOT will change schedules on 18 Ride On routes May 3, 2026, affecting trip times and on-time performance adjustments.
MCDOT adjusts schedules on 18 Ride On routes starting May 3, adding new trip times and running-time fixes to boost reliability.
Proposed FY27 transportation fee resolution includes new $75 bus lane fine, new EV kWh charge, and end of evening and Saturday parking fees.
Several traffic calming and pedestrian safety projects are recently completed, under construction, or planned across Montgomery County District 4.
MDOT pledged $5M for FY28–FY29 plus $500K in capital funds for the North Bethesda Metro Station Northern Entrance project.
MCDOT finished additional road condition assessments and repairs during a February 2026 pothole blitz ahead of the spring paving season.
MCDOT crews will inspect and upgrade curb ramps to ADA standards during spring 2026 road resurfacing and sidewalk repair projects.