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I was out at 730 and had huge traffic getting into DC from VA and then headed to Moco and traffic here is crazy heavy. Is this school starting combing with RTO, and no one metros anymore? Is this the new normal??
We are still down 25% on ridership, and I wonder how rush hour ridership has changed https://www.route-fifty.com/infrastructure/2024/05/why-washington-metros-leader-bullish-post-pandemic-transit/396645/ |
| We’ll have to see in 3 years |
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| Wrong date used, OP. |
| Beltway construction isn’t helping. |
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| Things are slowly getting back to where they were pre-pandemic. It's DC. Traffic has always been terrible around here. We are usually in the top 5 for worst in the nation. People have just forgotten since COVID. |
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So, you are contributing to the traffic problem by driving, but are also complaining about not enough people using the metro. mmmkkkaaayyyy
I think you might be part of the problem. |
| People will eventually go back to Metro as traffic increases. It was too easy to drive when the traffic was down. |
Two body problem. We live close to my spouses job; they take the metro. |
Well that totally fits in with the shambles that this morning has become... |
| TELL US WHO IS PRESIDENT |
Snuffaluffagus |
Doesn't explain a thing. If the metro is nearby why can't you ALSO take it? Otherwise, assume everyone is in the same position as you and quit your whining. |
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Traffic has always been bad the week that the big counties all go back to school. FCPS/MCPS/DCPS/APS are all back in school this week.
The pandemic killed a lot of carpooling that was very robust before. So now all those people drive. There might be fewer people going into the city, but if they are all in cars, traffic will always be terrible. |